Sentence examples for discourse back from inspiring English sources

Make Poverty History was part of the political fabric, it was part of the wider discourse back in 2005.

It would not be hyperbole to declare that Barack Obama's Cairo speech brought our political discourse back to the 21st century.

And during his recently completed stint as a visiting scholar in American universities, the Internet allowed him to monitor the discourse back home in China.

Regaining the ground lost, and bringing the national discourse back to where it was before this madness began, will take an enormous amount of hard work.

The mid-August attack by Palestinian militants that killed eight Israelis near the southern city of Eilat, close to the Egyptian border, followed by Israeli airstrikes on Gaza and Palestinian rocket attacks from Gaza, proved to be a major interruption, abruptly changing the public discourse back to the more familiar mode of Israeli security in hostile surroundings.

Mr. Hevesi, whose campaign was buffeted this week when the city's Campaign Finance Board withheld public matching funds of up to $3.2 million because of questions about whether he is abiding by the city's spending limits, sought to drive the public discourse back to municipal policy by giving a speech on crime and policing at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan.

But the idea of a independent body that seeks to influence public discourse goes back a long way.

Both Israel's supporters and opponents on the Left and the Right (in Israel and abroad) have been using political discourse to back up their positions.

Bender's best work, at least as indexed by the two large multi-channeled works shown at The Kitchen, will require permanent installations--the kind that Paik's Information Superhighway enjoys at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington--to keep audiences, and art historical discourse, coming back to her.

This is clearly a version of various economic discourses dating back to Alfred Marshall.

However, these concepts tended to remain at a superficial level without being elaborated in a meaningful action oriented way, giving the feeling of a politically correct discourse not backed up by real commitment to implement these standards.