Sentence examples for changed discourse from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, the changed discourse in the EU and the policies towards its Southern neighbours made global management and coordination within the Group of G20 much more probable.

I argue that while its stance on separatism has not changed, discourse about Muhammad Farms appeals to more generalized notions of community uplift and self-determination, key components of black community nationalism.

"I don't think it changes policy, I think it changes discourse, and discourse can change ideas, and for me that's what it's about: having that space for conversation".

While such spontaneous uprisings can change discourse in profound ways and even topple governments in some countries, they can't survive without organization.

And I really believe that he has changed the discourse.

"Social media has really changed the discourse for young people in Africa," she says.

She has changed her discourse to introduce social issues and was noticeably softer on immigration.

"It's changed political discourse in ways you couldn't have imagined six months ago".

For all its weaknesses and challenges, the UN Global Compact has changed the discourse on corporate responsibility forever and for the better.

If nothing else, it's a stark reminder of how much the Internet and these social-networking sites have changed election discourse since even the 2004 cycle.

"When Governor Paterson tried to close state parks, that changed the discourse a bit," said Ms. DiBetta, whose group, with the Alliance for New York State Parks, released a report in 2010, "Protect Their Future: New York's State Parks in Crisis".