Use of SEMI information provided an opportunity for the therapist to understand what the patients expected and didn't, and therefore was helpful in avoiding unnecessary debates with the patient as to whether these symptoms were physical or psychological [ 48- 50].
While talking with people of other religions, instead of using proper names (like Jesus, Allah, etc) use the terms The Almighty, God, etc. to avoid unnecessary debates.
What has become an issue is whether Simeon's return has created an unnecessary debate over Bulgaria's future, as monarchy or republic, and a distraction from the more pressing task of economic reform.
The unseemly and unnecessary debate about the cause of Kelly's death has obscured the real questions, which are not and never have been about how he died, but why he was driven to his death.
One aide says he did not present one until the very end of the campaign in order to avoid unnecessary debate and controversy.
But I think that would bring up unnecessary debate.
As you heard, the voice-over narrator (and voice-over narration is perhaps the ultimate in unnecessary debate accoutrements) says, "Tonight, eight candidates, one stage, one chance to take place in a groundbreaking debate".
Clinton replied by suggesting Sanders had plunged the two into an unnecessary debate over semantics, while also calling out the senator for his past votes on gun safety. . 2) Now, if you do want to make it about who's a "real progressive," @BernieSanders, what were you on these days?
EEA experience over the last 5 years is that much unnecessary debate still arises from the lack of a clearer definition of the precautionary principle itself, as opposed to the clarifications on its application that have emerged from EU case law and secondary legislation.
But clearly both sides had concluded that it was unnecessary to debate the issue now, before the United States had settled on a plan.
Efficiency was essentially guaranteed under Bronconnier's watch, with debate unnecessary due to the aforementioned blocs.
