Sentence examples for discourse for the from inspiring English sources

6) We affirm our commitment to robust political and ideological debate and discourse for the betterment of humanity at large.

"Her bravery, determination and commitment to her beliefs has benefited both parliamentary debate and public discourse for the last five decades.

We learn that the doctrine that has dominated elite economic discourse for the past three years is wrong on all fronts.

Even on issues like banning the niqab, or full facial veil, "there is no discourse for the Muslims, for those who want to wear the niqab, to explain that their religion does not require it," he said.

But it is a big (and so far unjustified) leap to blame the woeful state of American political discourse for the shooting of Gabrielle Giffords, a congresswoman, and the killing of six people in Tucson, Arizona, on January 8th (see article).

But now Haoua Dia Thiam, an MP for the leftwing party Askane Bi (meaning "the voice of autonomy for the people" in local language Wolof), and Ndéye Lucie Cissé, MP for the party of Independence and Labour (PIT, a communist party), are discussing an issue that has become part of their nation's discourse for the first time in its history.

Based on the examinees' verbal discourse for that question, the two judges assigned a discrete 'Process Score' of 1, 2, or 3, depending on the predominant diagnostic process used.

This does not mark an improvement in the discourse, for all the self-satisfied back-patting over the claims of devotion to the electorate's moral elevation.

[ 6] Conceptual use where research leads to new ideas and language that influence the nature and substance of policy discourse, for example the concept of equity is increasingly used in considerations of health care financing [ 66, 67].

Germans have even coined a word – translatable as "integration-discourse" – for the subject.

The impressions that he retained from this visit were to inspire his paintings and his Discourses for the rest of his life, for he felt that it was by allying painting with scholarship that he could best achieve his ambition of raising the status of his profession back in England.