Sentence examples for that would discuss from inspiring English sources
The Indian media are among the very few institutions in the country that would discuss ethics without a guffaw.
The United States National Slavery Museum, an organization founded by the former Virginia governor Douglas L. Wilder to build a museum in Frederickburg, Va., that would discuss that chapter in American history, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
A majority of foreign ministers want to invite Turkey to join a "standing conference" for EU members and applicants that would discuss common approaches to foreign policy and to justice and home affairs.
The idea of a paper that would discuss offenders' complaints and fears was mooted in the wake of the 1990 Strangeways riots - 25 days of rooftop protests at overcrowding and squalid conditions at the Manchester prison.
At the Good Parliament in 1376, Suffolk was elected to a committee that would discuss the parliament's grievances concerning the failed fiscal and military policies of Gaunt, who was the de facto ruler of England.
Heinemann engaged Anderson to produce a special that would discuss, as its primary topic, the physicist Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity, which holds that the speed of light cannot be exceeded and that its speed is constant regardless of whether or not an object is in motion.
But she said that she had declined to take on any such role, adding that she had "other things" in mind that she would discuss later.
Bloomberg News reported yesterday that Lord Black said in a phone interview that he would discuss the fees at the annual meeting and might change the way they are paid.
The judges added that they would discuss next week whether to release the defendant in that case, Thomas Lubanga, a former warlord in Congo.
Mr. Corley said that he disagreed with the appeals court's decision, and that he would discuss the next step with his lawyers.
I think that doctors would discuss these options more if they felt more hopeful that patients would try them.
