Sentence examples for discourse which has been from inspiring English sources
The border, with its issues of immigration, drugs, language and dual cultures, tends to dominate the local discourse, which has been especially volatile lately.
In doing so, they would find themselves at odds with the last three-plus decades of political discourse, which has been all about de-legitimizing the state.
While entrepreneur visas were widely praised, there was criticism about the hardening of discourse surrounding immigration, which has been capped by the coalition and might put off overseas coding talent, which is in short supply.
Sardón produced a journal, Revista de Economía y Derecho, which has been elevating the discourse on legal and juridical matters in his country.
Climate-policy discourse has been resuscitated by the Green New Deal, which has been endorsed by most of the top-tier contenders.
Some had even come to feel uneasy at the way the discourse from their manager, which had been born of what he saw as injustice and an attempt to apply pressure and make a "Bombonera" of the Molinón, served almost to dismiss them.
However, discussions have raised questions regarding holistic discourse in cognitive modeling, which have been answered in [11].
After this event the intellectual dynamism of the South profoundly affected intellectual discourse and scholarship in Northern China, which had been conquered in 1127 by the Jurchen people.
During his time as abbot, Symeon wrote Hymns of Divine Love (completed during his exile), the Discourses, and many letters and polemical works which have been lost.
Camps are embedded in laws, which have been developed out of racist discourses in Europe (Wichert, 1994).
- Hagel's suggestion several years ago that Israel negotiate with Hamas is also well within the acceptable boundaries of Israeli political discourse (which, as has been pointed out innumerable times, includes more wide-ranging and critical views about Israel's conduct than is true in US discussions about Israel).
