Sentence examples for setting out the debate from inspiring English sources
Ancient Greek demographic thought was setting out the debate in modern terms — eugenic, Malthusian and xenophobic.
Once I have set out the debate, I present a reformulation of Royce's System ∑ that shows how it takes up the conception of disjunction as it developed in idealist logic and uses it to reconnect agency and formal logic.
A series of books and articles set out the exceptionalism debate.
Up to the first hour can be taken up by debate on a Business of the House motion, setting out the ground rules for the debate itself - which could see, for example, attempts to amend the voting system between the various options, or maybe separate out means from ends, so that different variants of Brexit were considered, but options like a second referendum were not mixed in.
Welby is expected to make a speech in the Lords on Friday setting out the church's opposition in the debate on Lord Falconer's long-awaited bill to legalise assisted dying.
