Examples of using Discourses in English and their translations into Arabic
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This is often mediated through discourses of corporate social responsibility.
Orientalist Local and Global Discourses in Alexandra Chreiteh 's Dāyman Coca- Cola.
In Discourses on the Two New Sciences Galileo 1638/ 1954.
Historical mathematical discourses especially fascinate him and his articles frequently reflect this interest.
The Trust Online Library Searchable online edition of Discourses(1967, 6th edition).
Degrading and derogatory discourses from Social Media are also included in this field;
Therefore, we do not feel compelled to intervene in religious discourses in places of worship.
A holistic approach will require the challenging of discourses that make certain human rights violations invisible.
Activism, Discourses and Strategies. Freie Universität Berlin, 2003.
Yet the book maintains a methodical flow and structure rather than being a random collection of individual discourses.
In this regard, the Press Code prohibits and punishes incitement to racial discrimination through public means or discourses.
Sports had the capacity to demystify racial superiority discourses, making them an important and practical instrument for combating racism.
Various information, including on contraception, is accessible through public campaign conducted by the government or any public discourses.
In discourses on contentious religious issues, everyone should have a voice
Her eye discourses, I will answer it.-- I am too bold,'tis not to me she speaks.
These discourses are replicas of previous explanations of similar events in 2008, 2015, 2017 and, more recently, April 2019.
The work of our offices can be broadly described in terms of contributing to policy discourses at the international level.
It has allowed a wider range of contribution from people with varying discourses and ideologies, making this form of media more independent.
This is a reinterpretation that does not engage explicitly with discourses of human rights, but relies entirely on discourses of Muslim aid.
Academic discourses become so fragmented