Sentence examples for an interpellation from inspiring English sources

The question before the House was an interpellation concerning Ferid Pasha, formerly Grand Vizier, who has just been named Governor-General of Smyrna.

Judy and Alan Gross' suit against the US government is an interpellation against poorly designed USAID programs in Cuba.

Moreover, even though local politicians no longer had any formal role in the decision-making process, they soon began making their voices heard at different venues, including an interpellation debate in the Gjøvik local council.

Kieran Keohane of York University stated that the slogans in "Zooropa" were to express an alienating form of interpellation, while J. D.

And finally, the interpellation of an irrational patriotism, implicit in the transference of Puritanism into national identity, is introduced when Pete and Maggie attend a melodrama, and the Star Spangled Banner is sung to a robust reception from the audience.

The parliament has no role in these appointments: It cannot hold confirmation hearings or exercise any supervisory powers over the cabinet, such as interpellation — questioning a policy — or vote of confidence.

This article bridges these gaps by offering a fresh perspective on persuasive design, by using Louis Althusser's theory of "interpellation" as a foundation, and by articulating empirically tested design techniques.

Contextualising the poem reveals eating as an unusually rich field of interaction between the material and the conceptual, the somatic and the discursive, interpellation and resistance, a culture and a subject.

Bono has referred to Zooropa as being a concept album, with a main theme of the exploration of interpellation within the European Union.

One is to bring a feminist reflexivity, to HCI, drawing on the work of Judith Butler and her concepts of peformativity, citationality, and interpellation.

STRIKES AT EBERT JUDGE.; Democrat in Prussian Diet Bases Interpellation on Jurist's Words.