Sentences with phrase «debate over the application»

In this case, the Chief Politician of the land has implicitly challenged the churches to a public debate over the application of Christian principles to the war he has launched.

Not exact matches

A heated debate over the merits of the application has followed, with the New York Stock Exchange among those to lodge objections.

Some would have you think that the debate over our exchange application is about rules, or even market structure philosophy, but it's not.

An interesting application of Dawson's insights is to the current debate over pay inequality.

Much of the debate over Stark's work has focused on his application of «rational choice theory» to religion.

The original application for the GE Hitachi plant in 2009 set off a protracted debate over whether the NRC, headquartered in Rockville, Maryland, sufficiently weighs proliferation risks when licensing new types of enrichment technology (See «Laser plant offers cheap way to make nuclear fuel»).

I have no doubt the debate over school discipline will carry on, but a call for the equal application of discipline policies doesn't have to mean schools can't discipline students at all.

If you've been following the education reform debate, you will have seen that various news outlets have reported that over the past six years only two new charter schools have opened even though there have been at least 20 applications from charter advocates to open new programs.

But many climate scientists bristle at its application in the global warming debate, saying the basic question of human causation has been litigated many times over by the community.

The application of the eight questions to war itself is clear enough, but in our polarized, fractious society of today, perhaps we'd all do well to ask whether we might think them through more generally and thoroughly before entering confrontation over policy or even scientific debate.

So hotly debated, that the principle itself is often lost in questions over its application to a specific factual matrix.

That decision by the Supreme Court concluded a 14 year legal debate between the Federation and the government of Canada over application of the federal anti-money laundering and terrorist financing regime to lawyers and Quebec notaries.

As I read the latest application by the Competition Bureau against organized real estate, I thought of the great line used by Ronald Reagan when he won the debate over Jimmy Carter in 1980.