Sentence examples for control discourse from inspiring English sources

Much of the recent global tobacco control discourse is focused on its implementation, as evident in the UN High Level Meeting on Non-communicable Diseases.

However one of the aims of the paper is to bring the discourse of protecting children in the home into wider tobacco control discourses globally and we have attempted to explore these tensions.

"S/he that controls the language controls the discourse.

"The Internet enables free speech, and that makes it very dangerous to countries that try to control public discourse".

NEW YORK is in the social uplift business: advocates sort of control the discourse, and the city's policies reward dysfunction," she says.

Powerful governments have always had the capacity to control public discourse through censorship, official media, deception, agents provocateurs, and other means overt and covert.

In the coming weeks, Professor Xia says, he is likely to be dismissed from his teaching post at Peking University, one of the nation's most prestigious schools, a move he and others say reflects the government's determination to control intellectual discourse at the nation's leading educational institutions.

Perhaps most importantly, the government has banned the use of private VPNs, in order to better control online discourse.

All the adults working with these children shape and control the discourse.

Stealing and publishing data allows actors to control public discourse, the company said, and that data can then be amplified across fake Facebook profiles.

The Party has also recently increased its efforts to control internal discourse in the country, exemplified most recently by the high-profile visit of President Xi Jinping to the offices of State-run broadcaster CCTV.