Sentence examples for being framed in terms from inspiring English sources

With the policy battle being framed in terms of German-scripted austerity versus French-led growth strategies, Asmussen rejected Hollande's demands for the eurozone fiscal pact to be reopened.

If the coming election ends up being framed in terms of "fairness," the people who took to the streets, battled the police and sat through those endless general assembly meetings will know that even though their tents are gone, their footprint remains.

At the OECD, the future of the Internet is being framed in terms of innovation and the capacity to drive economic growth.

For example, the effectiveness of public health messages on physical activity may depend on the benefits being framed in terms of health gains or losses [ 14].

"Everything has been framed in terms of 'what can women do to overturn sexism'.

Second, support for UBI is framed in terms of human capital.

Thus will the aim to stymie structural change be framed in terms of individual freedom.

These findings, though, are framed in terms that are all too familiar, and frustratingly convenient for a sexist status quo.

But when the government frames the problem in terms of income, the solutions are framed in terms of income.

Even the ways in which Weinstein faced pushback for his behavior were framed in terms of male power.

However, the argument she makes about female submission in a patriarchal society is framed in terms of "liberation", not "equality".