Sentence examples for system of debates from inspiring English sources

Paul Taylor, the executive director of the Alliance for Better Campaigns, a group arguing for a rise in free media time devoted to the presidential race, called the system of debates covered by every network, "something that needs to be defended for the sake of the democracy".

He is telling us that it is time, once again, to welcome the disenfranchised, make protecting the environment a priority, re-instate the traditions of intelligent civil discourse, revive the two party system of debate, begin in earnest to fight against gun violence, and for the protection of all of our rights, regardless of gender, race, or ethnic heritage.

Spoken Word The Great Debates: Islamic Debate (Thursday) For the second part of Asia Society's Great Debates: Traditions and Forms Series, which explores cross-cultural systems of debates and discourse, Dr. Ebrahim Moosa, a religion professor at Duke University, will lead a panel discussion on Sharia and Islamic law.

She respects the British political system, admires the system of parliamentary debate and values the calmness with which the democratic system has always operated.

When Americans threaten to use firearms to enforce their political views, the violent threats carried by that language undermines the system of public debate on which our system depends.

These political stand-offs are major practical problems in themselves, but they also have a broader impact on the system as voters tune out of "debates" that have no obvious conclusion.

The United States and the international community need a system of governance and public debate to monitor, curtail and punish those scientists who engage in this type of reckless behavior.

There has been renewed interest in emergence within discussions of the behavior of complex systems and debates over the reconcilability of mental causation, intentionality, or consciousness with physicalism.

To take a different example, starting in the 17th century many British (and later other Anglophone) philosophers of law argued for the central importance of judicial institutions for the very existence of a legal system and debated the idea of legal reasoning as a distinct sort of deliberative activity.

Durey's analysis of those debates led him to conclude that, at that time, medical science was in a Kuhnian pre-paradigm state and that the consequent lack of a useful evidentiary system produced debates between the contagionist Royal College of Physicians and anticontagionists that were "inchoate, petty and increasingly shrill".

While GHIs should be commended on their genuine efforts to improve countries' health system, whether these HSS plans are really strengthening or just supporting the health system is a matter of debate [ 43].