"Every threat raises a security issue; under such circumstances a discourse about how to establish a civil society sounds ridiculous," he said.
– should have plenty of juice in it, because Fatal Attraction is already surrounded by a lively discourse about how the plot could have developed differently.
"It is the same hyper-nationalist discourse about how the Islamists are terrorists, that these people represent a transnational Islamism or some kind of foreign import, so they are not real Egyptians".
Talabani had barely arranged his bulk on a little chair before he launched into an effusive discourse about how conditions had improved in Kurdistan since she had been there.
His treatise on estate management, the De agricultura (c. 160), has survived with its rambling discourse about how to run a 200-iugera (124-acre) farm, including advice on everything from buying and selling slaves to folk medicine.
They have not, however, lived up to their responsibility for demanding a full public discourse about how to pursue this attractive goal with maximum chances of success and minimum risk to American forces, interests and alliances.
"The whole discourse about how it is important to build resilience as a tool for poverty alleviation is flawed: there is no direct and obvious way out of poverty through resilience.
His passion is for understanding and, as he confronts its pioneers, who are themselves responding sharply to ancient and contemporary writers, the polyphonic conversation becomes a discourse about how we have become who we are.
What followed was a dejected, often bitter discourse about how difficult it was to practice responsible medicine when patients made unreasonable demands and there was always someone to satisfy them.
The doctrines and rules that encourage these outcomes focus on the improper, the impaired, or the imperfect instead of facilitating discourse about how living environments promote human flourishing for these residents.
