Sentence examples for for discourses on from inspiring English sources

The boys arrived in an America that was going through its own post-Civil War transformation, and Leibovitz and Miller use the newcomers' experiences as pretexts for discourses on extraneous subjects.

For discourses on knowledge and innovation, a Democracy versus Technocracy issue can be postulated, where technocratic (and bureaucratic) approaches to innovation in non-democratic regimes are being questioned and challenged by knowledge production and innovation in democracies.

"There is a hunger for discourse on this level".

That is not as mean-spirited as what goes for discourse on some blogs, including Deadspin, which, as Costas noted, would elevate its credibility if it monitored its nastiest comments from readers.

EHP Commentaries therefore provide an effective and highly visible forum for discourse on new ideas and emerging issues.

In addition to improving the Integration Mindsets Framework in preparation for empirical research and practical use, this study also establishes a common language for discourse on cognition in health systems integration and encourages interdisciplinary and cross-level theorizing.

Bapu, who has hundreds of thousands of followers in India and is well known for his discourses on Hinduism, has denied the charge.

In 1999 he caused a sensation at a Wittgenstein conference in Austria when he more or less gatecrashed the programme, but was then given two extra sessions for his discourses on the master, meriting a write-up in the ultra-serious Neue Zurcher Zeitung.

"So much for civil discourse," one quipped on Twitter.

Table 3 shows the annotator labeling basis: 58% of the selections for discourses are based on the connective markers provided in Appendix 2, Table 4.

Instead, we propose that what is needed is for the various discourses on law, policy, science, and ethics to be moved from one single institution – ethics committees – to a plurality of arenas that at times can intermingle, as a means to acknowledge the power asymmetries now built into the decision-making process.