Sentence examples for that can be discussed from inspiring English sources

"We have not arrived at a decision that can be discussed publicly," he said.

There is much, of value, that can be discussed in public.

But she does recommend that parents take along videotapes that are instructive and stimulating and that can be discussed as part of the ride.

But we don't plan to write anything about it, because Sen. McCarran says that critics of the law are either Communist-inspired or ignorant, so we've taken it off our list of things that can be discussed.

Summer is here, and with it the search for the perfect beach book, a pithy, plotty page turner that can be discussed with confidence at any cookout or party since everyone seems to be reading the same thing.

The ICA is a place where we can have that debate, where all that can be discussed and debated and, in a way, even exploited.' The uproar that followed the Tate Gallery's purchase of Carl Andre's notorious bricks appears ridiculous now, he argues, and is a good example of how we British do like to worry.

"If there are any kind of problems in regard to Pakistani nationals that matter can be discussed further," Mr. Fernandes said.

But whereas this is the norm for male characters, it is still seen as so anomalous for female characters to look and behave like this that they can be discussed only by comparison with Dunham.

This is an unexplored field, for which the development of new ways to observe and measure BAEs is needed in order to make these potential effects accessible in such a way that they can be discussed by clinicians and users.

Storage of flow images should be possible at all times and performed in a structured way so that results can be discussed and (re)evaluated.

And that it can be discussed in a non-normative manner, now and in the future.… I frame it as a dilemma.