Sentence examples for wider debates around from inspiring English sources

The development of human tissue engineered technologies, located in the context of wider debates around the governance of biotechnology, raises important issues.

Importantly though, most, if not all, of these factors aren't just focused on debates around the effects of technology – they speak to wider debates around science and evidence-based policy.

Much of the wider debate around teaching and how academics use their time, has concentrated around crude measures of "contact hours".

"There is inconsistency in policy around this issue and studies such as this one are vital in light of the wider debate around drinking and pregnancy," said Kelly.

The leak has raised concerns about Wada's ability to secure confidential medical data and also sparked a wider debate around TUEs and the transparency of the system.

Rabbatts, a former BBC governor who remains a broadcasting executive, said she hopes government pressure will have some effect and that the wider debate around governance elsewhere in global sport would eventually tell on the FA.

The leak has raised concerns about the World Anti-Doping Agency's ability to secure confidential medical data and also sparked a wider debate around TUEs and the transparency of the system.

The cellist, who self-releases her music rather than work with a label, has made a habit of sharing details of how her earnings break down between different sources, for the benefit of her peers and the wider debate around digital music payouts.

"What this report shows us is that there are three pillars to a good later life – health, financial security and good personal relationships, yet relationships are largely missing from the wider debate around our ageing society," said Sutherland, who wants the government to introduce a minister of ageing.

The article also reported on the wider debate around the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)'s sanctions regime, seen by charities and welfare advice organisations as being excessively draconian, particularly since a new, tougher regime was introduced by the coalition in October 2012.

The event was on Twitter at #CorpCul2016 and the wider debate around the report is at #culturecoalition.