Sentence examples for systematically debate from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this intervention was to improve the physician's ability to analyze reading material, systematically debate the associated issues and to enhance their capacity for statement development [ 19]. 3. Conclusion.

But Aipac has systematically shunned a debate with J Street, the upstart Jewish organization that supports Israel, opposes the settlements and attempts to reclaim the progressive ideals of Zionism by saying that the systematic oppression of the Palestinians undermines Israel.

On the contrary, we systematically sought out debate with the European Parliament as a means for progress.

Thus, a rule to protect debate is systematically used to prevent debate.

At a Jesuit high school where he studied Latin and Greek, he systematically tested teachers in contrarian debate.

However, instead of continuing the ideologically charged 'organic versus conventional' debate, we should systematically evaluate the costs and benefits of different management options.

If Frankfurt's argument against PAP is correct, the free will debate has been systematically miscast through much of the history of philosophy.

In a 2012 report, Amnesty International accused South Korea of systematically abusing the law to stifle debate and silence political opposition.

The recent policy debates about orientating research, technology and innovation policy towards societal challenges, rather than economic growth objectives only, call for new lines of argumentation to systematically legitimize policy interventions.

The pathogenic role of the changes in C-II expression or activity is debated and has not been systematically assessed in different genetic models of HD (see Introduction).

In institutions supposed to foster debate, non-neoclassical economists have been systematically purged from economics faculties.