But Brajesh Mishra, India's national security adviser, suggested in a television interview on Saturday that the Constitution would define the conversation.
"My concern is that the Niger Delta is such a huge untold story that if I get out with the film fast enough, I can help define the conversation".
Meanwhile, as part of a Guardian examination of what it might take to break this cycle, Lois Beckett looks at why allowing mass shootings to define the conversation may get in the way of saving lives.
Logan introduces the report as a departure from the "intense partisanship" that has defined the Benghazi conversation.
He even started helping her get a passion project off the ground and initiated a DTR (define the relationship) conversation.
It is time for Democrats in Connecticut and around the country to stop allowing special interests to define the national conversation and prove that investing in our workforce is both good for people and good for business.
Despite the fact that she was still relatively popular at the time, the moment helped define the political conversation here over the last two years, and the growing divisions between the poor and the left on one side, and the upper-middle class and conservatives on the other.
The teacher collaboration and curricular projects were a product of the formal professional development, teacher collaboration meetings, and informal conversations that defined the teacher interactions and ultimately led to a more workable vision for the school.
Here, social context is defined as the conversation structure as well as the media use of all other persons in the social group.
After all, it was only three weeks after Mr. Obama's Cairo speech reaching out to Islam in June 2009 that the president's former national security adviser, Gen. James L. Jones, in a conversation reported by Bob Woodward, defined the fight against international terrorism this way: "It's certainly a clash of civilizations.
