Sentence examples for changing discourse from inspiring English sources

With the changing discourse of the music landscape, service-based add-ons could fare well for artists and platforms alike.

This fits in well with the chapter by one of the editors, Peter Matanle, who examines the changing discourse on work in Japanese society.

Last week my friend, Professor Jenny Boylan of Barnard College, penned an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times entitled "Trans Community Can Change Minds by Changing Discourse".

(Expert 2) The views about protecting sick children from SHS were more robust and appeared to part of a changing discourse of protection for sick children.

By analysing changing discourses of policy texts over time, we can identify ideational change in policy constructs.

From a discursive institutional perspective, changing discourses are the driving force behind the institutional dynamics of policy domains.

As such, the impact of discourses is given less attention, while Hajer [ 7] and Scott [ 2] already elucidated the pivotal role of changing discourses in explaining institutional dynamics.

This article structures as follows: the first section further positions sensitizing events as a trigger to discursive renewal, and the impact of changing discourses on institutional dynamics.

This paper, however, does not intend to cover the entire history of these events, yet focuses on their impact in terms of changing discourses and institutional dynamics.

South Africans have been exposed to rapidly changing discourses from public authorities with regard to the cause of HIV/AIDS, the ways to prevent HIV infection and to care for people with HIV.

The questions relate to the agenda setting of environmental health in Flanders, the impact of different events, the role different actors played, the perceived interaction between science and policy, changing discourses about complexity and uncertainty, etc.