Sentence examples for space of debate from inspiring English sources

The Common Reader program resembles many taking place in orientations across the country right now: freshmen read a single book and discuss it, hopefully reaching the same intellectual space of debate and critical thought as classes begin.

We ought, then, consider why the space of debate and critical reflection on this topic has been so drastically reduced if not eliminated entirely.

The radio program eventually turned into a space of debate: what to do with Mr. V?

In the space of one debate of less than two hours, Mr. Perry demonstrated all three approaches to handling his political legacy.

Despite being welcomed to the conference earlier in the day and given space to debate supporters of the CNA and the National Nurses Organizing Committee about neutrality organizing agreements SEIU international and regional staff shouted down speakers at workshops and panels throughout the event.

This has opened democratic space for debate and criticism of the government that was previously suppressed.

I'm not going to use this space to debate the environmental repercussions of every conceivable food choice -- it took Michael Pollan two books to do just that -- but the information fueling your friend's snarky statement is correct: Adopting a vegetarian diet is indeed one of the most effective ways to slash your ecological footprint.

The enabling power of technology is far more seductive today and it can reduce the spaces of the debate on its impacts on our sociality, on our idea of city and urban living, on our idea of energy, food, and nature, and on our ability to care for the environment and landscape.

Morocco, for instance, has widened its space for debate.

The key contemporary challenge is how to embed these principles in the global polity, creating the kind of public space for debating policy, adjusting interests, and evaluating decisions that characterises established democracies.

More than simply a common usage of the term, "the world" connotes an important dimension of Arendt's political theory; namely, a space of plurality and debate necessary for public discourse.