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Meanings of public discussion in English

Free and open discussion of (or debate on) some question of public interest.

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Examples for "ventilation"
Examples for "ventilation"
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Patients are given supportive care, for example ventilation, if breathing significantly deteriorates.
The Guardian
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He received a long period of mechanical ventilation and weaning proved difficult.
Pubmed
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However, the mechanism by which it stimulates ventilation is still under debate.
Pubmed
4
Asthma was not associated with any particular ventilation system in the building.
Pubmed
5
Currently, 1 year after surgery, she has been weaned to night-only ventilation.
Pubmed
Usage of public discussion in English
1
However, widespread media coverage and public discussion has focused on that possibility.
Reuters
2
These flaws in the bill require more public discussion and parliamentary debate.
The Guardian
3
But you've seen the analyses of their public discussion about Trevor's Star.
War Of Honor
4
The tender morality of the community would not allow a public discussion.
The Man in Court
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Wherever he went, he found his master the subject of public discussion.
Armadale
6
All that I want is a public discussion of a public wrong.
The Trial
7
We have not had a serious public discussion about the aims of education.
The Irish Times
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But draconian lese majeste laws block public discussion of the issue.
Reuters
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They also said there has to be public discussion on these potential impacts.
Radio NZ
10
A broad public discussion of whether passengers should be allowed to recline ensued.
News.com.au
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Yet there is scarcely any public discussion about where they actually stem from.
The Guardian
12
This is a public discussion about politics, not just one for constitutional experts.
The Guardian
13
The comments come amid a three-year review and public discussion about retirement policy.
Radio NZ
14
Any public discussion about prioritising research directions should be made in this context.
The Guardian
15
There was very limited scope for public discussion not concerned with suicidal ideation.
The Irish Times
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The matter had been made the subject of public discussion in the newspapers.
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Public discussion through the time
Public discussion across language varieties
New Zealand
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Ireland
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