Sentence examples for the discourse will be from inspiring English sources

The Israeli legal system, like the legal systems in other countries, faces a variety of challenges and complex ethical and legal issues when required to regulate (often retrospectively) the manner and processes through which the discourse will be conducted in the virtual "town hall".

Finally, the discourse will be reconstructed and the analysis will be triangulated between the members of the research team.

If one believes the idea of public reason should stand apart from any particular comprehensive doctrine or philosophical theory of truth and rationality, the appeal to the presuppositions of rational discourse will be a problematic basis for public reason (see Rawls 1996, 376 381).

And a whole new level of discourse will be added to the life of the paddock.

If New Yorkers are forced to choose between the Mayor and the police, the result — already showing up in polls and public discourse — will be a racially polarized city.

A closer involvement of societal stakeholders and future users in the innovation pathways implies that promisory discourse will be opened up to them as well, so that promises become co-constructed as well.

In fact, allowing talk of innovation to enter the company's daily self-reflective discourse will be a colossal distraction and in extreme cases, could spell doom.

Because if it is impossible anymore for Arab-Muslim leaders to distinguish between Palestinian resistance directed at military targets and tied to a specific peace proposal, and terrorism designed to kill kids, without regard to a peace plan or political alternatives, then over time no moral discourse will be possible between America and the Arabs.

If those who endorse the Black Lives Matter movement could potentially be held liable for criticizing police misconduct because their speech might indirectly lead someone to kill a policeman, then our public discourse will be seriously crippled.

Plurality of discourse will be achieved by interviewing participants of both genders, different ages and educational levels.

These discourses will be discussed under the headings derived from a content analysis of the submissions included in this study.