Sentence examples for standing debates from inspiring English sources

Drawing on theoretical and empirical material, co-productive governance moves beyond long standing debates that institutions can be rationally crafted or must emerge from context resituate adaptive governance in a more critical and contextualized space.

The role of PP1-PP2 aggregatinn in the clogging of sieve plates has been the matter of long standing debates that have not yet been solved, and still remains a hypothesis that is beyond elucidating scopes of the present study.

Watergate has given new impetus to the country's long standing debate over the merits of "the system".

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, May 26 , 1973P. 33 Watergate has given new impetus to the country's long standing debate over the merits of "the system".

The Journal's feature got its name from the long- standing debate about whether any pros can consistently beat the market averages.

This study sought to inform the long standing debate of whether care and justice moral ethics represent one or two different forms of cognition.

However, they vary considerably with regard to osmolality and viscosity, and there is a standing debate on which of these physicochemical properties determines renal safety.

It's part of a long standing debate that Mark Blumenthal covered well in 2010.

Implications for the long standing debate on human rationality are discussed.

There has been a long standing debate about non-treponemal test (RPR) as the screening test of choice for antenatal syphilis; RPR is time-intensive, requires lab expertise to perform, and electricity for a rotator.

But such criticism misses a change, one that has added a combustible element to the long-standing debates over speech on campus: the start of a Presidency that, for many people, stands for bigotry and hate expressed in casual violence.