Sentence examples for discourse focuses from inspiring English sources
We have a poverty problem and an inequality problem, but you know that these problems are going to be ignored when the dominant discourse focuses our attention on the "welfare problem".
Much of the literature on fundraising discourse focuses on the efficacy of particular strategies.
The next chapter furthers the notion of accountable individuals by describing how development discourse focuses on the evaluation of actions and dispositions through moral frameworks used by locals.
The "cognitive enhancement" framework in bioethics discourse focuses on the ethical issues arising from presumed benefits of non-medical use of neuropharmaceuticals by healthy individuals.
Medical discourse focuses on biomedical explanations of such gender differences, but according to many reviews socio-cultural and psychological factors also influence depression [ 3, 4].
As long as the discourse focuses on participation, one is easily misled to considering it as an independent entity with purposes, goals and values in itself, without explicitly relating it to the broader context of the processes whose purposes it is intended to serve.
The public discourse focused on domestic issues, all but ignoring the Palestinians, Iran, or the turmoil across the border in Syria and Egypt.
Throughout the year public discourse focused on the impact of the civil war as a result of the activities of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the trial in the Special Court of members of the former military government on charges of crimes against humanity.
After reviewing a number of existing studies on the Tai Dam, it appears there remains a need for a study on Tai Dam ritual procedural discourse focusing on ritual manuscripts.
However, even though the international discourse focused greatly on the energy dimension, it was the responsibility of national public actors to broaden the treatment of the question to consider environmental, social, agricultural, and, more globally, rural development aspects.
We show that risks posed a threat to the identity of the project team, resulting in a discourse focused on attributing responsibility for risks to outsiders and that polarized their relations with stakeholders.
