Sentence examples for promoting debate from inspiring English sources
Professionals representing key horticultural disciplines headed the evening, promoting debate on the state of our industry today; where is it heading and what's new?
"As the largest employer of journalists in the U.K., the BBC has an obligation to take the lead in strengthening training in craft skills and promoting debate about journalistic standards and ethics in broadcasting," the report said.
"Now, with a dedicated UK channel, we can serve the needs and interests of the British public by promoting debate and new ways of thinking about specifically British issues".
This means that although as a Muslim, I oppose the segregation of lectures along gender lines, even side by side, I'm glad British universities have upheld their commitment to securing free speech and promoting debate, which is exactly what university is about.
On two of these fronts -- the "Western values" controversy and Internet control -- the leadership in Beijing might reap far more benefits, especially among the vast numbers of younger, well educated, globally connected citizens, by promoting debate, but that's not how the hyper-centralized Chinese Communist Party machinery works.
First, ethics committees should acknowledge and celebrate the diversity of research approaches, both formally (through training) and informally (by promoting debate and discussion); without active support, their members may not understand or value participatory designs.
These included promoting debates in Parliament on this issue, ensuring a gender-responsive budget with specific allocations to encourage education for girls, mobilizing support in their constituencies and investing part of their Constituency Development Fund in initiatives to support girls.
They foster intellectual discovery, promote debate and address complex issues.
All these courses foster intellectual discovery, promote debate, and address complex issues.
It's important that communities celebrate ideas, promote debate about ideas and help create new ones.
As his detractors saw it, "Summers had crafted his talk not to promote debate, but to silence it," Bradley writes.
