Sentence examples for discourse related to from inspiring English sources
Public discourse related to the support of our veterans and military families must be broadened to include how and why supporting our returning veterans with jobs, health care, education and community is a duty and responsibility that goes far beyond repaying a debt.
Third, there must exist a scientific discourse related to the focal technologies.
The international discourse related to sustainable development is embedded in a risk management paradigm that valorizes a preventive approach.
Every day, we are assaulted by offensive discourse related to women.
But what has been diminished is the entirety of the discourse related to the 2012 GOP pre-primary field.
He continues, "In my last individual exposition at the Celaya Brothers Gallery in México [titled] Scroll Panorama for example, I was able to work for a full month on the proper gallery, which has enabled me to develop a new format around a discourse related to information traffic in the times we live in.
In their study of referential devices used in discourse in English, Kehler and Rohde highlight the important role that appears to be played by the ways in which sub-parts of a discourse relate to each other the "Coherence Relations" that exist between sentences in connected discourse.
The discourse relating to last week's tragedy was not dissimilar to the swirl of accusations about the closure of the News of the World.
Ross Walker, chief UK economist at RBS, said this may give the clearest indication of the MPC's plans: "The policy discourse relates to the first rate hike of the cycle – and the first bank rate rise since July 2007 – so the BoE will presumably want to prepare the ground for any move to avoid any adverse shock to confidence.
It is a fair question to ask how the physics of the discourse relates to its metaphysics for example, how the perceptible properties of observable instances of fire (its brightness, lightness and heat, let us say) relate to the form of Fire, an intelligible reality that has no perceptible properties at all.
These were associated with a burgeoning discourse relating to the developing subjectivity of infants and children.
