Sentence examples for frame by which from inspiring English sources

Will any U.S. public official or presidential candidate take up the cause of Holocaust victims and ask Pope Francis to publicly commit to a time frame by which the Vatican will at long last open its secret World War II archives?

"Unlike standard deals, we don't have a specific time frame by which we need, we're prepared to be as long term as is necessary.

Ascenso et al. [6] proposed a coding scheme with dynamic GOP structure according to four motion activity metrics (i.e., difference of histogram, histogram of difference, block histogram difference, and block variance difference) in a frame, by which each frame in a video sequence is thus classified into KF or WZF mode.

Congress has set a two-year time frame by which schools need to improve or risk losing accreditation.

In communication, especially in politics, avoid handing your opponent the "frame" by which to label you and your cause, counsels linguist George Lakoff, author of Don't Think of an Elephant (also here).

As the above-cited Trump supporter emailed me: "What's with all the women wearing vaginas on their heads?" In communication, especially in politics, avoid handing your opponent the "frame" by which to label you and your cause, counsels linguist George Lakoff, author of Don't Think of an Elephant (also here).

The Federal Communications Commission voted 3 to 1 to suspend the time-frame by which AT&T must reduce its 42percentt share of the cable market below the 30percentt cap, which was a condition of the agency's approval of the company's $44 billion acquisition of the MediaOne Group last year.

How are the frames by which people are buying into this and thinking this is a great idea?

What, um, what are the frames by which this is got pop the popular vote in in in 2 in the mid 2000s.

Lemov pointed to technique No. 43: Positive Framing, by which teachers correct misbehavior not by chiding students for what they're doing wrong but by offering what Lemov calls "a vision of a positive outcome".

Later, in 1760, an ordinance was framed by which the lesser townsfolk, artisans, and peasants were to be excluded from the use of arms after these classes had borne them for 400 years.