Simultaneously, through the Helsinki Process, Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan elevated discourse on human rights.
"She calls us 'movie bozos,' " he said, laughing, and pointed out that Mrs. Basinger's nine books and countless articles on film have served to elevate discourse while avoiding pretension.
Forced Migration students come with at least two years of related work experience, elevating classroom discourse and learning.
Politicians, academics and civic groups all praised the frenzy of debates for elevating the discourse -- and giving the public a genuine opportunity to observe the people competing to be the next president.
Even so, by promoting the ideas of Paul Volcker — the esteemed former Federal Reserve chairman — the White House is finally elevating the discourse on how best to rein in risky behavior at banks and protect beleaguered taxpayers from future bailouts of Wall Street.
Sardón produced a journal, Revista de Economía y Derecho, which has been elevating the discourse on legal and juridical matters in his country.
But I'd like to pause to consider Krugman's invocation of "polite company". When it first reported on Dobbs' departure from CNN Nov. 11, The New York Times described Dobbs as "an outlier at CNN, which has sought to position itself as a middle ground of sorts in the fractious cable news arena". Elevating political discourse.
Here he is elevating the discourse about rival candidate Ted Cruz: .
"I'm sure you could say Ellington is a key figure in elevating that discourse in making people feel more respectful toward what he and other jazz giants achieved," he said.
In 1997, he also co- founded the American Society for Muslim Advancement (ASMA); the first Muslim organization committed to building bridges between Muslims and the American public by elevating the discourse on Islam through educational outreach, interfaith collaboration, culture and arts.
What can make the difference so we elevate the discourse?
