Sentence examples for governing discourse from inspiring English sources

"My sense is that there has been, over a period of time, a shift a little bit into more of a political discourse than a governing discourse," he said Wednesday.

PARIS — Geert Wilders, the fiery right-wing Dutch politician, was acquitted on Thursday of hate speech charges by an Amsterdam court, which found that his inflammatory comments about Muslims were protected by rules governing discourse in a free society.

But there seems to be a gradually willing contract between the American media and the American people to deceive and be deceived, to allow our fears, egos and bank accounts to govern discourse at the expense of rational thought, or even an acknowledgment of our own subjectivity.

It just feels part of a kind of rock-and-roll legacy". Some have said Cave's use of the word is regressive or demeaning, but Cave feels that the language of songwriting doesn't — and shouldn't — adhere to whatever standards govern regular discourse.

Talk of DNA as embodying genetic "information," as being the "blueprint of life" which governs public discourse until today, emerged from a peculiar conjunction of the physical and the life sciences during World War II, with Erwin Schrödinger's What is Life? as a source of inspiration (Schrödinger 1944), and cybernetics as the then-leading discipline in the study of complex systems.

Analysis reveals how 'thinking positive' is a powerful discourse, governing socially acceptable ways of thinking and talking about coping with cancer and placing a moral obligation on women with breast cancer to conduct themselves in particular ways.

The ensuing discussion made justice one of the governing themes in bioethical discourse, and most of that discussion ended up criticizing the current unequal access of Americans to health care.

How much power are we turning over to them to govern our social discourse?

At a time when social media affects everything from our private lives to our public discourse, the rules governing online behavior are increasingly under scrutiny.

Eschewing the etiquette of internal party discourse, Teachout accused Cuomo of governing as a Republican, acting as a shill for the big banks and other campaign contributors, and being part of a "corrupt old boys' club" in Albany.

First, I delineate selective opening and preferential treatment discourses that govern the Syrian refugee crisis by reflecting on interviews with Turkish bureaucracy.