Sentence examples for the discussion opened from inspiring English sources

This article continues the discussion opened by [31] published in spring 2015.1 The article [31] was used as the anchor paper for discussions in six methodology sessions of the international futures research conference called "Futures Studies Tackling Wicked Problems" in Turku.

The discussion opened with a breast cancer survivor, who's recovering.

And when the discussion opened up for audience questions, she fielded the majority of the answers about college sexual assault, campaign finance reform and gun violence.

The discussion opened with talk of his new flick with Spike Lee, "Oldboy," and then turned to talk of linguistic errors in society today.

DDT was banned in the US in 1972, after the discussion opened in 1962 by Silent Spring, written by American biologist Rachel Carson, which launched the environmental movement in the West.

While Ban the Box at first seemed to me like just more social activist and civil liberties intrusion into my life as a business owner, the discussion opened my eyes to an even bigger hurdle standing in the way of improving employee screening and selection.

You choose the length of the debate, but Deeyoon then actually structures the discussion (opening statements, rebuttals, etc).

(Business Meeting Minutes, 28 November 1949, CRWAD archives)This discussion opened the door for graduate students to be full participants in the annual meeting.

But on Friday, an exclusivity period that France Telecom had negotiated for those talks expired, according to people close to the discussions, opening the door for Global Crossing to express its interest in Equant.

"I tried to leave the discussion open," he said in a telephone interview.

But the students did not come alive until he threw the discussion open for questions and they asked about Sarah Palin.