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But they were clear and solid enough to stimulate lively commentary in the book's dozens of essays, each longer than a sound bite but shorter than a treatise.
As well as an excellent line-up of speakers and workshops to stimulate lively debate, the conference will provide an opportunity for taking stock of the "state of play" in social work, across children and adult services as well as the sector generally.
That should stimulate lively debate in either case.The Blood and Gore manifesto also wants firms to have to account for assets that might become "stranded" —worth much less in the event of policy changes such as the imposition of a price on carbon emissions or higher charges for the use of water.
Given the ever-increasing pace of drug development, we hope that this advantage will encourage the publication of critical issues in drug development and stimulate lively discussions.
The present collection of papers focusing on sport cardiology should stimulate lively, controversial, fair and future-oriented discussions.
The same music is played in the same rebuilt concert halls, and a theatrical or operatic success still stimulates lively conversation.
These insightful presentations stimulated lively discussions, in which the audience also contributed many thought-provoking ideas.
Arts-based focused groups encouraged the active participation of residents with dementia and at times stimulated lively discussion about their ideas relating to culture change.
I enjoy a bit of controversy and debate as much as anyone, and the article by Mulier et al. should stimulate some lively discussion.
My discomfort with hate crime legislation — laws prescribing that a crime committed with a head full of bigotry can be punished more severely than the identical crime committed out of, say, predatory greed or plain old cruelty — has stimulated a lively discussion.
The talk, which was organised by Speakers for Schools, an initiative set up by the BBC's business editor, Robert Peston, as an attempt to provide young people in UK secondary schools with access to inspirational speakers, stimulated a lively discussion among the students.
