Sentences with phrase «out of the debate»

I have kept out of the debate on the forums but I have read all of the comments in the main threads about it.

Anyway, as an impartial observer this year I'm going to try and stay out of the debate and instead wish all of the nominees good luck!

Clearly, this is an audience which did not follow the tedious ins - and - outs of the debate over the debates.

Teachers are increasingly being held responsible for student outcomes, but they're often shut out of the debate about how to improve teaching and learning.

It was not appropriate for a participant in a comment thread to go off to court, dropping out of the debate.

It would be helpful to take some of the heat out of the debate.

I've opted out of this debate and haven't posted about respecting indies for some time.

It consequently got lost in policy jargon, a style of politics which turns the public off and sucks the passion out of any debate.

Going out of the debate, that remained the case.

Exactly why they want this issue kept out of the debates..

In 2013, the general public was mostly left out of this debate; however, more recent polls have found that public awareness of the standards has grown.

But Cameron backed out of the debate at the last minute after environmentalists «came out of the woodwork» to warn him not to engage in a debate with skeptics because it was not in his best interest.

Local elections are coming up next month in Turkey, and so far we've seen politicians» opponents accuse them of grandstanding for votes by storming out of a debate in Davos and speaking Kurdish in Parliament.

Hans Ulrich Obrist: Well that is what we are hoping will come out of the debate over the Map Marathon.

Real Public Option reforms which would save lives and save money have been kept out of the debate by the President, Democrats, and Republicans, did anyone commit crimes doing it?

Gun control march organizer Cameron Kasky announced Monday that he is backing out of a debate with pro-Second Amendment Kyle Kashuv.

So I bow out of the debate and go back to the solid ground of Atheism where 2 hands working will prevail over 2 hands locked in prayer every time.

New guidelines and research review deliver dose of reality on juice scare campaigns The fruit juice industry is fighting back against scaremongering about 100 % fruit juice, claiming detractors have squeezed any truth out of debate about juice, leaving parents confused and denying children a legitimate and useful dietary source of a range of essential nutrients.

I made a couple of remarks, but basically stayed out of the debate because I didn't want to seem like I was making 50 million whining excuses for my decision not to work or failing to succeed in juggling work and family.

Citing a scheduling conflict, Quinn dropped out of the debate at the last minute, even though the event's organizers insisted she helped set the date.

When the Sunday shows did discuss climate change, scientists were shut out of the debate while Republican politicians were given a platform to question the science.

The political implications of large - scale CDR have remained largely out of the debate.

Actually, this was Sam Harris bailing out of a debate with William Lane Craig.

Professional broadcasters (journalists, pundits, analysts) are supposed to take the emotion of being a fan out of the debate, to provide a clearer analysis free of bias and predispositions, but increasingly this doesn't appear to be the case — they prefer instead to go for the extremes, for the Talksport approach of riling up their readers and listeners and allowing their agendas to cloud how they deduce what is in front of them.

This takes the teacher out of the debate.

With Cameron continuing his strategically astute approach of keeping his nose well and truly out of the debate, his chances of becoming the PM who saved the union have gone up another notch.

The «sinewy» suggests the fleshing out of a debate and it comes after a whole series of Hermetic images.

This shouldn't come as a big surprise, since Davis had already signaled his intention to pull out of debating.

At this point, Sen. Diane Savino, a Staten Island Democrat who was presiding from the dais, interjected: «I would just remind the members of the house that we should try and leave personal invective out of the debate.»

Locked out of debates and frustrated by his lack of traction, Roemer, a Democrat - turned - Republican, ended his campaign for the GOP nod and is now running as an independent.

Our friends across the channel were surprised (even relieved) at the diversity of opinions that were coming out of the debates here.

BBC bosses will meet with nationalist parties to discuss a fourth election debate covering the devolved nations, after complaints they have been frozen out of the debate process.

The Liberal Democrats want to position themselves as leading the resistance to any Conservative heel - dragging on implementation of the commission's recommendations, and both are happy to squeeze Labour out of this debate.

Since returning to parliament Galloway has faced criticism for the scarcity of his appearances in the Commons, been banned by the National Union of Students for comments about the Julian Assange rape case and stormed out of a debate after discovering his opponent was an Israeli.

He said the first priority for the future of Afghanistan «must be a government with a coherent plan for the country» and called for an agenda to emerge out of the debates in the run - up to the November 7th vote.

In the end, Manlius Republican Kevin Holmquist, who's been criticizing a process he said left the pubic out of the debate, couldn't pull enough legislators to see his side of the story.

If he chickens out of a debate, the press had better crucify him.

They've been written out of the debate.

The candidates also attacked Sen. Eric Schneiderman, who backed out of the debate citing a «scheduling conflict.»

These authors have taken the easiest way out of the debate, embraced their confirmation bias until it hurts, and cheerfully ignored any responsibility to find out what's actually happening.

«At the end of the day, when we strip everything out of the debate, we're dealing with the potential that six out of ten customers will come into a Walmart store and be disappointed that they can't use their credit card,» Stephens said.

And as the «80s got under way, with the decade's double focus on Neo-Expressionism and postmodernist photography, Greenberg dropped out of the debate altogether.