Sentence examples for strategic discourse from inspiring English sources
National representatives to NATO and the European Union have engaged in formal, high-level strategic discourse exactly once, with Bosnia-Herzegovina as the only item on the agenda.
The same is true for NATO, where Germany has forwarded a number of initiatives on technical issues, but is seen as disengaged from the bigger strategic discourse on the future of the Western alliance in a changing global security landscape.
Mind wandering often interferes with reading comprehension, and prior neuroimaging studies of discourse comprehension and strategic reading comprehension have shown that there are at least two networks of brain regions that support strategic discourse comprehension: a domain-general control network and a network of regions supporting coherence-building comprehension processes.
Our analysis enriches the literature on the potential of metaphor as an instrument of cognitive and affective manipulation, a device of strategic discourse, and a tool in shaping public opinion.
These insights have a significant bearing on the way in which climate scenarios should be viewed and used in public discourse, strategic planning and policy development.
Additionally, it measures not only knowledge of vocabulary and grammar but also language proficiency including the sociolinguistic, discourse, and strategic aspects of language use.
It is imperative however, that in the public discourse the strategic importance of the deal is not missed.
More significantly, the paper's theoretical approach and the research questions it addresses examine the material beyond the confines of HRM discourse that emphasizes "strategic choice", integration or fit as received management strategies.
The Respect in Reporting Campaign will largely emphasize raising awareness surrounding common misreporting in mainstream media, but direct action in re-shaping public discourse through the strategic use of tools and technologies will also be central.
Interactional, discourse, intercultural and strategic competencies are key in successful call centre exchange as revealed in previous studies (see for example, Forey and Lockwood 2007; Hood and Forey, 2008).
"What is going on now I think has everything to do with the fact that you have almost a second generation of deficit obsessives who occupy all the strategic positions in public policy discourse," said Galbraith.
