Sentence examples for discussion framing from inspiring English sources

The Chinese government has also tried to get out ahead of the discussion, framing the Egyptian protests in a few editorials and articles in state-controlled news publications as a chaotic affair that embodies the pitfalls of trying to plant democracy in countries that are not quite ready for it — a line China's leaders have long held.

But I've never seen the discussion framed in terms of exit and voice (well, I have now after Googling it, but it seems like a pretty modest literature).

Since Puig, who defected from Cuba in 2012, played his first big-league game in June, his on-field flair has been a near constant topic of discussion, framed often as a larger discussion about the right and wrong ways to behave while playing the game of baseball.

Is the discussion framed in terms of "problems," which usually degenerates into people pointing fingers and placing blame for what's wrong in the community?

We felt that this was better addressed in more detail in the Discussion, framed in the context of what we learned from the results presented in the paper.

Individual HSCT program discussions framed with tenets of health care ethics are recommended to start protocol planning.

When we talk he highlights that Sir Tim Berners-Lee will be keynoting at the same European privacy conference where Vestager will appear at — which has an overarching discussion frame of "Debating Ethics: Dignity and Respect in Data Driven Life" as its theme.

In this discussion frame, we can note that BDNF levels are lowered in the cortex of symptomatic animals [14], [48], and that BDNF over-expression can correct for the lack of cortical neuron discharge observed in Mecp2 mutant mice [14].

"If the goal is to get more discussion online... framing the product in an interesting or surprising way should help.

For my money, the most significant portion of Leonhardt's article is his discussion about framing climate change mitigation policies to make them appealing.

But it is helpful to begin that discussion by framing it in terms of contagion, epidemics, and vaccines.