Liu said the group intended to "reassert the protected status of hospitals in conflict", framing the international response to the US bombing of the Kunduz hospital as a critical moment for the laws of war.
Eight major conflict frames within the natural resource conflict situation framework were identified.
Wrench (2004) confirms that the contrast between the 'consensus and conflict frames of reference' and the quality of the national political discourse are important factors in explaining cross-national differences.
It would be more accurate to describe the crisis as a clash between the expanding demands of humankind and a finite world, but however the conflict is framed there can be no doubt who the winner will be.
In Palestinian eyes -- and those of many Israeli leftists -- the present violent conflict is framed by "a devil and an angel," said Muhammad Abu Hatem, a Gazan laborer and one of many who used the same words.
These above-mentioned conflicting objectives frame the platform for a multi-objective optimization problem, which is solved here using a real-coded non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm or NSGA II and Pareto optimal solutions are obtained.
Other common frames in science journalism such as conflict (the dominant frame in coverage of politically charged science topics such as climate change and evolution), economic development, morality, scientific uncertainty, risk, and public accountability [ 32] were absent.
detects conflicts in framing policy issues; facilitates citizen deliberation; and.
High quality SGF: detects conflicts in framing policy issues; facilitates citizen deliberation; and brings to the fore the grass roots knowledge at all stages of policymaking and policy inquiry.
In order to avoid the occurrence of communication conflict among the frames, two header (H1 and H2) frames are transferred followed by the M/m data frames and one footer (F1) frame for the appropriate coordination among the data, so that a total of 11 frames need to be transferred for every data acquisition cycle as shown in Figure 11b.
The government is not required to state a clear objective or "end point" for the conflict; the time frame for the fighting is open-ended, and the public gives the military almost carte blanche to use whichever tactics it deems necessary.
