Примери за използване на Public discourse на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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There are too many out there who are looking to cloud the public discourse, to disingenuously mischaracterize the findings of scientists,
This has an impact on public discourse- we had problems with the ratification of the Istanbul Convention.
However, the reality- carefully kept from public consumption thanks to his iron grip on the media and public discourse- was very different.
the tribunal of course, but the issue largely remains out of the public discourse.
People are asking whether the often poisonous nature of public discourse on Islam and immigration did indeed nourish the ideology that underlay Mr Breivik's crime.
media and public discourse explains the comprehensive institutional failure now pushing us towards disaster.
And as a vital part of society, they should do this by raising their voices in public discourse and taking a clear stance.
The work of the Corporation and its grantees has helped shape public discourse and policy for more than one hundred years.
media and public discourse explains the comprehensive institutional failure now pushing us towards climate disaster.
not all opinion should be given equal privilege in public discourse.
Mass arrests of journalists have all but silenced public discourse in what little remains of the independent media.
because only in this way can inclusive public discourse be promoted.
threaten to poison the public discourse.
ERT is the only mass forum for public discourse that Greeks have;
social media- that have coarsened the quality of public discourse.
Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business, Neil Postman.
there was little sign of the anti-western rhetoric that now so dominates his leadership and public discourse in Russia.
highly emotional subject in public discourse.
In much of the Indian public discourse on electronic networks
capable of generating a public discourse on its trajectory.