The gospels include a number of discourses by Jesus on specific occasions, such as the Sermon on the Mount and the Farewell Discourse.
Critical analysis of articles published in 'The Age' generated a number of discourses exerting influence on general public opinion.
Critical analysis of selected submissions (N = 36) to the national review of maternity services in 2008 by mothers, consumer support groups and groups representing women on this issue identified a number of discourses exerting influence on the primary maternity care reform process.
Finally, for the number of discourse elements (organization), the best model included only the intercept, suggesting that the number of discourse elements was initially 4.18 on average and it did not change over time.
Organization as measured by the number of discourse elements did not improve over time, which was in contrast to Hosogoshi et al. (2012) and Ohta (2008b).
Another challenge is the vast number of discourse analytical approaches which have quite different theoretical foundations as well as methodological implications [8].
Certainly, Machiavelli contributed to a large number of important discourses in Western thought political theory most notably, but also history and historiography, Italian literature, the principles of warfare, and diplomacy.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women are influenced by a number of competing discourses.
It has become a meeting ground for a number of disciplines, discourses and organizations concerned with ethical, legal and social questions raised by advances in medicine, science and technology.
56 To Onora O'Neill, a former president of the Nuffield Council, this arrangement ensures that bioethics 'is not a discipline', but instead provides 'a meeting ground for a number of disciplines, discourses and organizations concerned with ethical, legal and social questions raised by advances in medicine, science and technology'.
The cross-cutting theme in the leadership elements involves a need to nurture motivated individuals not only to work in partnerships but also to have the skills and preparedness to cross traditional boundaries, a role referred to as the 'boundary spanner' in a number of partnership discourses [ 58, 86, 87].
