Sentence examples for being framed from from inspiring English sources
With almost every current conversation being framed from a partisan political perspective, Jackson has pledged that she will hold firm on advocating for the hundreds of thousands of people whose lives will be saved from the new legislation.
the question was framed from a set of american suspicions about race.
His office is framed from floor to ceiling in glass, with modern art on nearly every wall.
But when the complete journey was framed from intertwined perspectives of the client and all GGRC staffers, it was painfully obvious that there were big opportunities for improvement.
The video is framed from a point that was slightly too far at times for me to see Mr. Gutierrez's footwork clearly, although that problem was less bothersome when I tested the app on an iPad.
And the moment that your leadership decisions are framed from one specific perspective (say "plantation") rather than another "(say "Rainforest"), your organization becomes that perspective.
This is followed by a discussion of propensity score analysis which can be framed from both a classical (frequentist) perspective as well as a Bayesian perspective.
Therefore, revitalisation plans are framed from citizen needs and what they feel is right for them without need for incentives, which often fail to achieve the required goals.
Furthermore, the entire LTE protocol stack is framed from the application to the PHY layer, including radio resource control (RRC), radio link control, and MAC entities.
While certainly a step in the right direction, accessibility planning was framed from the start as an auxiliary policy, complementing 'business-as-usual' in the domain of transport.
