"Let me just close with what I think is the central issue, that I'm prepared to debate both with liberals and conservatives, but probably I'm of somewhat greater value in debating it with conservatives," he said, speaking of the need to change the federal financing process.
"There is no value in debating him," Scahill said.
Spoelstra said there was no value in debating the league's approach.
It is my habit to demure on offering opinions about things of which I have little experience or no personal investment either as a participant, or as a knowledgeable spectator because such opinions are of little value in debates of real substance.
I left the debate feeling energised and upbeat: if one good thing had come out of the horrors of Paris, it was a renewed interest in debating the value of free speech, I thought.
But in explaining the value of debating ideas, rather than stifling discussion, Mr. Serageldin addressed his fellow Muslims.
It seems clear in all this that CT finds nothing of value in oral debate or in case discussion with his peers — in fact he and VT seem dedicated to cloistering themselves as they work to change the America they recoil from.
We reached out to Axel Voss, who led the copyright reform process for the Juri committee, and is a big proponent of Article 13, Article 11 (and the rest), to ask if he sees value in the debate having been reopened rather than fast-tracked into EU law — to have a chance for parliamentarians to achieve a more balanced compromise.
Even if they remain as intangible principles, there is some public value in having them debated and accepted.
In statistical terms, this refers to the type I error rate, α. (17) In the scientific arena, the typical standard is α = 0.05, however, there is no theoretical reason to assume this should be the default standard for BW regulation, and in fact, this value is often debated in scientific literature.
"That whole model of figuring out values, debating them in pubs and student halls of residence, and then those values then seeing you through [life], applies only up to a point.
