Sentence examples for response and discourse from inspiring English sources

The language of security and threat to global order was used, resulting in a further globalization of AIDS response and discourse.

© UNICEF/Nadchatram UNICEF Malaysia youth volunteers sharing IDS information with their peers at the "3R-UNICEF All Women's Futsal Playoffs 2006" Q: What do you think will be the response to this discourse and debate in Asia? A. Having a discourse about children's civil rights in Asia will already be in itself an important achievement.

In response, sometimes emerging scholars apologetically occupy this scholarly space as if the research and discourse on boys and men of color was not theirs to advance.

We create our own stance and discourse.

The educated Westerner chases ideals, founded on principles and discourse.

In such scenarios, human suffering trumps both dramaturgy and discourse.

Discourse topics were created through a 2×2 design that manipulated familiarity and discourse type.

We reformulated the characteristics to reflect palliative terminology and discourse.

This is while insisting on the success of those two experiences, which have arisen from within and represent the absolute response against the discourse of al-Qaeda and the likes of it.

She added: "What was so revolutionary was that they insisted on being 'Indian' and 'modern".' This was a response to art discourse dominating India in the early 20th century: folk and tribal art, classical Indian art from the Mughal and Gupta periods and the nativist creativity of the Bengal School, as well as Western art.

Consider Chuck Todd's question, "Why not ask BP to simply step aside on the onshore stuff?" Obama's response was a discourse on the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, BP's contracts with contractors, and the fact that "the Coast Guard and our military are potentially already in charge".