Sentence examples for the permanent debate from inspiring English sources

Nine other essays are introduced, demonstrating how each of them fits into the framework of the permanent debate about neuroscience and justice.

It is beyond the scope of this document to pursue further the temporary versus permanent debate.

Instead we engage in permanent debates over their interpretation, and each generation comes up with different versions, hopefully better suited to contemporary social conditions.

Like the Tories, however, it has spent the decades in a near-permanent debate about precisely which voters should constitute its natural base those on whom it should rely for a mandate to govern effectively and with stability.

But the issues surrounding our national cinema remain the subject of fierce and near-permanent debate.

The permanent chairman of the debates is Izzy.

In democracies this tension forms the permanent agenda of the defense debate.

Following a domestic debate over the permanent management of the nuclear program, the United States Atomic Energy Commission AECC) was created by the Atomic Energy Act of 1946 to take over the functions and assets of the Manhattan Project.

Even though the proposed constitution would probably be in force for less than two years, it is seen as the starting point for debates on the permanent one.

The drafting process of the permanent constitution -- the ground rules of the debate, if you will -- is still under deliberation.

Descriptive studies, case reports, case series, debate articles, and studies concerning treatment in the permanent dentition, with extractions, with full-fixed appliances, or surgically assisted were excluded.