On the one hand there is the dominant discourse framed largely in terms of restricting access to benefits and frequently stereotyping disabled people and other claimants as scroungers rather than strivers.
There have been calls for actions to be taken against Fulani pastoralists30 and in some cases open calls on community members to attack Fulani pastoralists in the communities.31 Thus, both media and local discourses frame Fulani as the ultimate causers of violent attacks on local farmers.
Although policy discourses frame integrated Electronic Health Records (EHRs) as essential for contemporary healthcare systems, increased information sharing often raises concerns among patients and the public.
An important aspect of influencing public debates cannot be captured by such indicators: the potentially transformative influence of research on public discourses about policy and clinical practice includes shaping the ways in which such discourses frame problems and their solutions, and slowly changing the language in which they describe the social and physical worlds.
English cricketing discourse is framed almost entirely with reference to this rivalry.
Scientific discourse is framed as an anonymous and interminable practice.
Pogge challenges the tendency, exemplified in the arguments of Singer and Shue, and in the wider public discourse, to frame the issue in terms of a duty that people in affluent societies have to "assist" the citizens of other countries.
In both countries, much of the social investment discourse is framed in terms of protecting children, the most vulnerable group in the society, at a most critical stage of their development.
These subjective concerns must also inform this discourse and frame the questions germane here.
When Howard began the public discourse by framing himself as a sort of Aussie Battler strongman, it was inevitable that the left were going to look like wieners.
