Increasingly, however, this discourse has moved away from the premise which informed policymaking and debate in September and October — that is, as was widely believed then, we are truly in a once-in-a-generation economic emergency, and therefore, extraordinary measures are required until that emergency is calmed.
It also shows just how far public discourse in Israel has moved in a few years.
Since the old trinitarian model has been replaced with a unified validity framework, the discourse in modern validity theory has moved from examining types of validity (content, criterion, construct) to examining sources of validity evidence (including evidence of consequences of test interpretation and use), which are all seen as counting towards construct validity [ 31, 32].
From this discourse, we know that public governance has moved beyond the image of government uni-centricly steering society as an 'unmoved mover', toward sharing responsibility in a multicentric and interactive way, across different polity layers and between various public and private actors [8-10].
International public health discourse around SRH in the past decade has moved from a focus on adverse outcomes of sexual behaviour, such as teenage pregnancy and STI transmission, to one of broader SRH and rights [ 163].
Meanwhile, the anti-Roma political discourse, once the preserve of the far right, has moved more and more into the mainstream.
In recent years, the idea of privilege — for whites, for men, for straights, and for others — has moved to the fore of American discourse.
"Unlike a truly secret or 'black box' program that remains in the shadows of public knowledge, the government has moved affirmatively to engage in public discourse about the T.S.P".
Scorsese, meanwhile, has moved on to a different mode of discourse.
Since Fischer's time, the study of the paranormal has moved firmly to the outer fringes of the scientific discourse because of a lack of evidence for the existence of genuine paranormal phenomena (Randi, 1982; Macknik et al., 2008).
Such corruption has never been secret, but since the killings the problem has moved from mere kitchen-table conversations to the level of national discourse.
