Sentence examples for discourse to develop from inspiring English sources

The goal of this work was to provide decision makers in a region with the rational foundation for their discourse to develop and implement a smart energy system.

Keefe and colleagues have recently sought to initiate research and discourse to develop human resource strategies relating to these workers [ 12].

TAC members also engaged in a critical discourse to develop the term "transgender female youth," which they felt appropriately focuses on identity rather than behavior when trying to understand the life experiences of this population.

He therefore argued that the traditional Confucian moral Self should (temporarily) negate itself (ziwo kanxian 自我坎陷), in order to make it possible for these discourses to develop.

There are authentic and meaningful ways to engage in discourse and to develop inclusive learning environments.

"I support the boycott discourse, but in order to develop this discourse, we need highly developed political consciousness.

A new discourse is needed to develop an inclusive political culture and democratic community based on the rule of law and respect for human rights, especially those of free association and free speech.

At other times it might need separating out, for example when delving into the aesthetics of the work of some learning disabled artists, where the discourse might need to develop differently than that which has already evolved around work made by some artists with physical and/or sensory disabilities.

If these targets are visible and clear, then one may be able to reasonably estimate the kind of religious discourses most likely to develop in the Islamic movement in the future.

Rather, in the absence of a more appropriate alternative, and bearing in mind the need for a mutual vocabulary with which to engage critically with existing academic and policy discourses, we seek to develop a more systematic and nuanced analysis of integration processes that avoids the pitfalls which integration's critics have rightly identified.

They have also argued that in order for the readers to be able to comprehend a passage, it is important for them to develop proper discourse skills in drawing inferences between sentences that together form a meaningful discourse.