Sentence examples for commonly framed in terms from inspiring English sources

The role of technology in contributing to inappropriate acts is commonly framed "in terms of the use of neutral tools that can be employed for good or bad purposes, depending on the user" (p. 213).

De-skilling is the term I've commonly heard used to describe this odd institutional practice in the arts.

Commonly, it is measured in terms of output per worker or output per hour worked.

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

Environmental laws are framed in terms of species.

This entry addresses questions framed in terms of modal notions.

Similarly the deepest questions in Kant's philosophy are framed in terms of rights.

The point is often framed in terms of a "relevant alternatives" epistemology (cf. Goldman 1976 19866).

These debates are sometimes framed in terms of when "the concept of a right" emerged.

Indeed, so far this discussion has only been framed in terms of surveillance and counter-terrorism.

Many of Trump's policy proposals are framed in terms of direct causation.