Sentence examples for and discourse in the from inspiring English sources
Dhondoup had explained to me that the novices study the finer points of Buddhist logic, philosophy and discourse in the hillside school for seven years before being allowed to join their brethren in Lhagang.
Contextualist spectrum of shades of meaning for SE takes the most extensive form in Nicholls (2006) definition of the phenomenon as, "an umbrella term for a considerable range of innovative and dynamic international praxis and discourse in the social and environmental sector".
The new governance arose, for example, alongside neoliberalism, which inspired much of the new public management, and discourses in the social sciences, which inspired the turn to networks and public-private partnerships.
From this perspective, powerful actors, structures, and discourses in the field of biofuel governance influence the actions and even the thoughts of others.
Media and public discourse in the west present aid-dependant African development and private philanthropy, supported by the passionate advocacy of celebrities and wealthy individuals.
The first orientation is a continuation of the official "nation/minzu" theory and discourse constructed in the 1950s that has been implemented by the government up until today.
Bebchuk has been a frequent contributor to policy making and public discourse in the corporate governance area.
That was the moment most people became conscious of its connection with police corruption and racist discourse in the criminal justice system.
He says that, at the time, "I'd got it into my head that English poetry was a rather dry and colourless discourse in the style of the Movement.
For that matter, land - a 'commodity of par excellence' - has been at the centre of socio-economic and political discourse in the Ethiopian state (Fasil 1997).
The House of Rainbow Church in Nigeria was established in 2006, before tensions over sexual orientation came to the forefront of political and social discourse in the country.
