Sentences with phrase «discussion around something»

«There's been plenty of discussion around it as far as I know,» Council Member Dromm said, when asked by Gotham Gazette if the Council should hold an oversight hearing of its own budget.

«I really did look forward to bills that would have a hefty discussion around them about what we could do the improve the Regents process,» she said.

And my gut feeling is there's going to be a lot of discussion around it because it's an issue that goes right to the heart of the country in terms of people who need to look after children.»

But the biggest discussions around it upon release will probably be the same things that has social media abuzz for a while now: who's really going to die and who's only going to seem like they did?

The handouts were created by rain - dog2, and you can find the original discussions around them on Reddit here and here.

I'm happy to see that there's more discussion around it, but who is it for?»

The theme of curatorship is considered in its broadest context, and encompasses many different projects and initiatives aimed at creating a platform for the visual arts, making visual art «visible» by bringing it to a wider audience and broadening the critical discussion around it.

After Obox Themes was launched we stayed in contact and over a period of about 4 years there were no less than 4 different discussions around us joining forces.

If everything linking to my blog post was just the title of the blog without any in - context discussion around it, would that rank well with Google's algorithms?

Then we could perhaps have a discussion around them?

«We're familiar with the discussion around it, and we're certainly encouraging of anything that would seek to make the waterfront more accessible for folks as well as to help protect our facilities,» he said.

This means coming prepared with a few bullet points and the background to build a discussion around them.

It brings books, and the discussion around them, to wherever I am.»

This is where people make comparisons such as «what about this» to try and anchor the discussion around something that really doesn't matter.

If you'd like to see some discussion around it, check out our forum thread for it here.

What are your views on that because that's another topic that seems to be fast moving and there seems to be more and more chatter and talk and discussion around it.

This echoes what you say at the end of your post, «This article, and the discussion around it, should really be about the ramifications of companies storing private user data; the method a company uses to store and retrieve this data, whether on - premise or cloud - based, is irrelevant.»

This article, and the discussion around it, should really be about the ramifications of companies storing private user data; the method a company uses to store and retrieve this data, whether on - premise or cloud - based, is irrelevant.

Plus, although an original idea may not be right, a discussion around it will often trigger new creative thoughts and lead to future bright ideas that your business could well utilise.