Sentence examples for as framers from inspiring English sources

This style holds two aspects of technical regulation: scientists and technologists as assessors of acceptable risk; and law and lawyers as framers of governance procedures, for example in giving suggestions for changes to legal frameworks, suggestions for self-regulation or suggestions for new regulations.

There, a group of 55 delegates from 12 of the 13 states, known as framers, met in secret to come up with a plan for America's government and its laws.

Most of the insights that can be drawn about the climate for evidence-informed health systems are about the media's role as informers and agenda-setters, rather than as framers (i.e., agents that determine how issues are presented) or persuaders (i.e., agents that persuade the public regarding issues)[ 6].

"The story of Julius Caesar is an intensely dramatic one," Goldsworthy, a British military historian, tells us, as he presents Caesar's "skill as an orator and writer, as framer of laws and as political operator... his talent as soldier and general".

The "paper works," as Framer calls them, pull from art history and the artist's imagination to explore contemporary culture and the images it produces.

Use a strong tape, such as framer's tape, brown packing tape or duct tape.

RYAN: True, his nonparticipation in critical debates is bizarre and kind of unsettling; and, yes, the whole "originalism" thing seems to fundamentally misapprehend the mission of the framers, as well as the inherently dynamic character of American jurisprudence.

Black insisted that judges rely on the intent of the Framers as well as the "plain meaning" of the Constitution's words and phrases (drawing on the history of the period) when deciding a case.

House leaders were promptly criticized for presenting America with a sanitized Constitution, glossing over the fallibility of the Framers as well as the progressive arc of our constitutional history.

A lot of us are poor people; some of us are more educated than others; but we all respect one another as equals – just as the Framers of the Constitution intended.

At least as important, the Framers put the ratification of the Constitution itself to a vote of the people or what amounted to a vote of the people.