Given the potential usefulness of discourse relations for temporal relation classification, we create four features based on discourse relations.
Because the universalist potential in the discourse of 'world citizenship' can itself be used as a basis for exposing these shortcomings as problematic, one should say that they stem from too little, rather than too much, cosmopolitanism.
Hence, while we acknowledge the important insights of Chen (1986), Pu (2011), and others concerning the potential role that discourse structure and semantics may have in shaping the use and interpretation of pronouns, we argue, along with Yang et al. (1999, 2003), that the processing of pronouns also accesses syntactic information and not simply aspects of discourse structure and meaning.
So in terms of potential impact on discourse and perception, Israel caved.
While this is problematic, Namaste (2000) describes the potential for "reverse discourse," whereby trans individuals uptake the vocabulary used to describe them in psychiatric and medical contexts to organise for political resistance, or to advocate for certain rights.
Difficult to read but vital, this is one of those rare pieces that has the potential to influence public discourse on a crucial world issue.
"The Gweagal Shield is a gateway that has the potential to open the discourse on the tragic modern history of the Indigenous Australians under colonisation," said the letter, which was signed on behalf of the Gweagal elders, ancestors and people.
The explosion of accessible media and information on the Web, with its potential to give civic discourse a factual baseline and hold politicians accountable, has also given partisans license to find only the "facts" that fit their prejudices.
In a nuanced Guardian essay, Howard French pointed to the potential for toxic political discourse: "With Trump all but certain to be the Republican nominee, all signs point towards a tense and extraordinarily racialised campaign – and one that will pose a severe test for American journalism, which has been as beset by the crisis of race as the society it claims to rigorously examine".
They are now widely accepted as part of the mainstream discourse on potential Federal tax policy initiatives.
