Examples of using Public discourse in English and their translations into Russian
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Climate change is often characterized in the public discourse by the increase in global mean temperature.
which in turn should inform public discourse and policy actions.
The Georgian side expressed concerns over recourse to enemy stereotypes in public discourse and military exercises by the Abkhaz authorities.
provide the necessary platform for meaningful public discourse.
often in direct reaction to hostile or even xenophobic public discourse.
successfully utilized this principle, consistently excluding human rights from public discourse for the past fifteen years.
which were not often mentioned in public discourse.
the Stirring Up Debate Award from INPO Ferizaj(Progress Initiative) for creating public discourse on religious extremism.
Indeed, the most important antidote to existing, or emerging, mistrust between groups of people is the reality check facilitated by frank intergroup communication and open public discourse.
wrote vocally in favor of a woman's role in the political process and public discourse.
I urge all parties to cease this public discourse, which creates anxiety among civilian populations on both sides.
Originally the understanding of a separatist belonged to a public discourse in Ukraine and media discourse in the western media.
The public discourse has underscored the call for the urgent need to recognize
which largely shape the public discourse and often reproduce stereotypes about the roles of men and women.
The legislation prohibits all public discourse, acts, propaganda material,
Traditional print media will be the focus of initial distribution of content to establish the"Environment for Europe" process as a priority in public discourse.
Energy security, particularly in the context of Russian gas imports, has become a hot topic in Polish public discourse.
Discrimination against Muslims in Public Discourse" Vienna,
It condemns and prohibits racial discrimination in the mass media, public discourse, during public assemblies or in public places.
States should repeal blasphemy laws, which typically have a stifling effect on open dialogue and public discourse, often particularly affecting persons belonging to religious minorities;