To that end, modern experts of law and rhetoric present their views on the Institutio oratoria, each dealing with one of the twelve books of which it consists.
The Israeli government is reportedly fearful that any guidelines agreed in Paris would be turned into another UN resolution before Trump's inauguration, and it has ratcheted up its rhetoric, presenting itself as the victim of an international conspiracy.
Mr Boehner and his allies have kept House members content by adopting a staple of Tea Party rhetoric: presenting a policy dispute with Mr Obama as a battle to defend the constitution itself.
The narrative rhetoric presents the moral of the story.
But governments' rhetoric presenting migration flows as a smuggling problem looks like a lame attempt to justify blocking migration and to deflect attention from the consequences of their own policy failures.
Deep cuts in public spending have become the order of the day, some executed with more care than others, and although political rhetoric presents an obstacle, some leaders are contemplating whether to raise taxes, as Illinois did recently.
The incoming president's authoritarian leanings and illiberal rhetoric present concerns for Brazil's democracy.
Indeed, Eslava et al. (2017) argue the understanding of national development as economic progress acquired in political independence, overcoming the rhetoric present in International Law that insists to defend the sense of union acquired through the collectivist consciousness of nation, made possible after adapting the international jurisdiction to local contexts.
Official rhetoric presents former leader Deng Xiaoping and his successors as changing a country that, upon Mao's death 40 years ago, was reeling from the devastation of the Cultural Revolution.
On the one hand, in this year's campaign, he put on a suit and tie, abandoned his old socialist rhetoric and presented himself as "Lula: Love and Peace".
