Sentence examples for version of this discourse from inspiring English sources

To me that raises the significance of a policy area, that when more than one state starts to do it then it becomes important for the UK to have its version of this discourse because it' s achieving a degree of international prominence".

The works that are attributed to Epictetus include the Discourses, which comprised four books, and the so-called Handbook (The Encheiridion), a kind of condensed version of the Discourses, intended to capture the relevant Stoic teachings on living a good life which one could carry around and commit to memory.

We should therefore recognise the need for a modified version of scientific discourse and practice in China that is, not necessarily worse, but certainly different from that of the Descartian rationalism predominant in western societies.

More specifically in the American context, communitarian thinkers such as Mary Ann Glendon indict a new version of rights discourse that has achieved dominance of late (Glendon 1991).

The Discourse on Metaphysics, the final version of the short discourse, marks the beginning of Leibniz's mature metaphysics, and it shows the influence of the correspondence with Arnauld.

This possibility is embodied in Zeevat's compositional version of discourse representation theory (Zeevat 1991).

Immigration policy underpins all of this discourse.

Poetry can be a part of this discourse.

This course challenges the underlying assumptions of this discourse.

Out of this, discourse eventually arises.

What is the point of this discourse?