Sentence examples for discourse conditions from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, we present a model through which we interpret the triangular relationships of discourse, conditions and policy.

We show how a state promulgated discourse conditions boundary construction on the floor of the service workplace, linking this to the mechanisms for boundary formation.

Moving from propositions to arguments, Buridan insists that terms in the premises and conclusions of demonstrative arguments must be taken as standing materially, i.e., for themselves in the particular discourse conditions which surround them, rather than personally, for their extra-mental significates (QIP 1: 128, ll. 223 237).

In Buridan's view, the logician cannot expound the meaning of a proposition without carefully attending to its internal features, i.e., the sense of the particular locutions incorporated in it, as well as to its external features, i.e., the discourse conditions that surround it.

Dominant discourses condition and govern the ways in which knowledge about sexual health (in our case HAS practice) can (and cannot) be discussed [ 12].

The real goal of a semantics of modality is to provide a truth conditional analysis of our ordinary use of modal operators: specifically, to supply, for each sentence of our ordinary modal discourse, truth conditions expressible solely in terms of worlds and propositions in which no such modal operators occur.

Only then can we start the hard and cumbersome work of establishing the links between the selective abortion decisions and the general discourses and conditions of disability.

Intuitively the political, social and cultural discourses and conditions of disabled people may constitute a vital background for the decision processes in such cases.

We organize this discussion around the same three elements that have animated the preceding work: conditions, discourse, policy and action.

Talabani had barely arranged his bulk on a little chair before he launched into an effusive discourse about how conditions had improved in Kurdistan since she had been there.

At the societal or cultural level, it manifest in discriminatory laws, policies, popular discourse and social conditions of people living with HIV/AIDS [ 10].