Sentence examples for dominant framing from inspiring English sources

The dominant framing of the nexus in international debates is one of optimisation; of narrowing things down to a single preferred solution.

Social practices are based on the dominant framing, and thus authorize certain actors and actions as legitimate, and define other approaches as standing outside of legitimate consideration.

Avoiding or ending pregnancy became the dominant framing of "choice".

To date, the dominant framing of climate action, from D.C. to Delhi, has been on the economic hairshirts that must be donned.

As shown in Table 4, the dominant framing of cycling was that cycling is dangerous to cyclists (161 instances, present in 49.4% of cycling articles).

For Darrow, the onus on human rights proponents to demonstrate the value-add "Rightly or wrongly… remains the dominant framing of human rights in development debates" [ 30].

Why should environmental issues provide the dominant frame of reference for understanding the planet?

Enough time has now passed that some may have forgotten what McGrath calls "the old New England fatalism" that was the dominant frame of mind in Red Sox nation before the first of those championships.

In 1965 — with five thousand dollars that she made by selling a Milton Avery painting her father had given her (he approved of the sale) and with partners including her friend Barbara Kulicke, the wife of the dominant frame-maker of the sixties, Robert Kulicke — she opened Multiples on Madison Avenue, near the Whitney Museum.

In the last two decades, the epistemic-engagement view has become the dominant frame of reference in the field of e-learning.

These examples show that, despite formal declarations of international solidarity, trade unions' dominant frame of reference remains the national arena.