Sentence examples for through the discourses from inspiring English sources

The resentment caused by the aforementioned historical legacies has prompted protestors to use a historical perspective to legitimize their demands through the discourses of collectivism and socialism (Hsing 2010: Shin 2013).

Socialization and learning mechanisms are put in place to diffuse ideas, knowledge, norms and practices related to migration and their internalization is made visible through the discourses relayed on those issues by local policy-makers.

In Rambles, Shelley follows the tradition of Mary Wollstonecraft's Letters Written in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark and her own A History of a Six Weeks' Tour in mapping her personal and political landscape through the discourse of sensibility and sympathy.

The most remarkable achievement of this book is that it has the ability to move these and other important questions to the forefront of the minds of those who read it and begin that paradigm shift through the discourse of reason.

Since 1999, agenda setting related to decent work has been realized incrementally and expressed through policy coherence enabled through formal global governance mechanisms (e.g. UN coherence system process), and through influence on the discourses and practices of individual organizations in particular the WHO.

The bureaucracies that they despise are, so to speak, the bureaucracies of others; their films aren't shot through with the discourse or the intricacies on which they depend — as many of the best films of the time are, often in surprising ways.

Discourse coalitions are defined as, "…the ensemble of particular storylines, the actors that employ them, and the practices through which the discourse involved exert their power" [9].

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".

This again came to my attention with the issue of diversity at the Academy Awards; social media again was the vehicle through which the discourse occurred.

I argue that these healthcare workers' recollections reflect long-term scarcities and the discourses through which both socialist politicians and neoliberal reformers have narrated them.

We conclude by stressing the potential for the globalizing effects of PMS through the interaction of the discourses of HQ and subunits, even in the absence of explicit statements about globalization.