Sentence examples for to the discourse of the from inspiring English sources

The Temple Mount is central to the discourse of the hardline Jewish Home party, which has three cabinet ministers.

This adds to the discourse of the car as the predominant means of transportation, embedded in what is conceptualized by Urry "as a self-organizing autopoietic, non-linear system" [11, p. 27].

These are organizations which seem to explore different ways to provide health aid and that have enough power to shift the discourse of the community.

By doing so, "the left helped legitimize the idea that French culture is in danger of disappearing, and this has helped to legitimize the discourse of the French far right.

Inhale deeply and slowly exhale to feel the discourse of the trees within you.

"It was easier to play on the discourse of the infidel versus the righteous citizen," said Ms. Varzi, but the opposition movement adopted the whole Islamic discourse.

This not only opens up the possibility of new discourses being generated, but it also allows for the expression of resistance to the discourses of the policy elite.

There appeared to be a contradiction between the discourse of the bio-scientist based on epidemiological studies showing ageing to be a risk factor in OA, and the discourse of the NHS therapist wanting to encourage patient responsibility for preventing OA, which necessitated establishing that OA was a preventable condition.

We intentionally included programs that educate students training to be the types of HCPs who are expected – at least in the discourse of the field – to identify and respond to abuse among their female patients or clients.

In the view of Pautz (2010: p. 41), the Leitkultur debate contributed to the discourse of 'normalisation' that began to take root in the early 1980s.

President Obama's return to the discourse of nuclear disarmament earned him the Nobel Peace Prize for 2009.