Sentence examples for discourses in order to from inspiring English sources

Bobbitt argues that Machiavelli broke off writing the Discourses in order to compose The Prince "because he believed he saw an opportunity to create a new principality in the centre of Italy".

That essay would later become the second of the six discourses which make up one of Cordemoy's two most important works, Le Discernement du corps et de l'âme en six discours pour servir à l'éclaircissement de la physique (The Distinction of the body and the soul in six discourses, in order to be useful for the clarification of physics) (1666).

We argue that these dual interacting pressures of transnationalisation and localisation are accommodated and even appropriated by the local populations, who adopt an increasingly flexible stance in terms of identity, alliances and discourses in order to increase their livelihood options and at the same time reconfirm the multiple, interconnected identities and dynamics that make up 'the local'.

In the dedication Rousseau wrote for the second Discourse, in order to present it to the republic of Geneva, he nevertheless praised that city-state for having achieved the ideal balance between "the equality which nature established among men and the inequality which they have instituted among themselves".

They implicitly and explicitly refer to this suzhi discourse in order to convert cultural capital into workplace "service" capital.

While appeals to common sense and standard practices will suffice most of the time, we are often driven to higher levels of moral discourse in order to give a satisfactory justification of our judgments in the face of disagreement and controversy.

The latter would have engendered the construction of underdeveloped subjectivities among Soqotrans, as they sought to accommodate themselves to the signifiers of poverty and the accompanying plethora of deficiencies that such a paradigm privileges in its discourse, in order to obtain assistance from UN projects.

If there is a concept that has not been actively discussed for quite some time, it proves to be a good opportunity to pick up this concept and re-introduce it into the discourse in order to pull the debate into a certain direction.

Indeed, these troubled times compel scholars to wade into the unpleasantly turbulent waters of public discourse in order to resist oppression, violence, political bullying, and intolerance.

If those who heard or read our report feel that some respondents have a skewed or distorted view of religion, it is up to scholars and religious leaders to challenge this discourse in order to move the faithful to a different understanding of their religion.

Therefore, children must acquire competence in academic discourse in order to succeed in English-language schooling.