Sentence examples for a comprehensive discourse from inspiring English sources

Whereas the US debate seems to be caught in the perennial squabble between Congress and the Obama administration, the European context provides more openness for a comprehensive discourse.

Yet, besides a brief sketch of his metaphysics and physics in the Discourse (Parts IV and V), a comprehensive treatment of his physics had to await the 1644 publication of the Principles of Philosophy.

The Sigalovada Sutta ("Discourse of Sigalovada"), the only one of these discourses directly addressed to laymen, is a comprehensive treatment of domestic and social ethics.

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"We absolutely believe that in the current environment, legislators will be very hard pressed to vote against a comprehensive ethics and financial discourse bill," said Ms. Ellis, Mr. McGreevey's communications director.

Therefore, the need to create a climate of conciliation, using a comprehensive, all-inclusive political discourse, is urgent and not postponable.

The study reported in this paper aims to provide a description of professional communication pertaining to land surveying project management in Hong Kong, achieved through a comprehensive analysis of both workplace discourse processes and products.

Caffarel (1996) gives a comprehensive overview of French grammar rooted in discourse.

In the last four decades, it has mainstreamed wetlands in the environmental discourse and fostered the development of a comprehensive institutional framework for wetland governance.

This is not, of course, intended as a comprehensive list, but merely as a starting point for a discourse on poverty.

In essence the employment of the scientific discourse in the writing permitted promotion of a comprehensive diet.