Sentence examples for framed as such from inspiring English sources
There are a lot of policies and developments afoot that have climate benefits without being framed as such.
Yet higher taxes have generally not been framed as such, but rather as a fairness issue — that you make too much, so we'll take some of yours to give to others.
Colonialism and racism are issues, she agrees, but problems have often been framed as such at the expense of talking about gendered violence.
There was an overwhelming response to this survey -- by email and in the comments -- that the women did not think of some of their actions as green until it was framed as such in our questions.
In recent years, both conservatives and liberals have realized that criminal justice reform is a fiscal, moral and public safety issue that must be framed as such and tackled in unison.
Furthermore, medicalization needs more attention because it has a reproductive or 'escalating' aspect that can be harmful: once defined in medical terms (especially by powerful institutions), global health problems and solutions risk being framed as such repeatedly and over time, thus reinforcing the medicalization of global health.
Ultimately situations usefully framed as 'wicked',' such as water managing and climate change are problems of relationship – of human beings with the biosphere.
Several interventions were particularly framed as addressing such barriers, for example interventions to improve provider comfort, including self-efficacy and acceptability, with IPV or CM knowledge e.g., [ 98, 106, 107].
Framing it as such is a heartless red herring, waved about to make us believe that only when people are without clothes, food or shelter should we bother to give them a passing glance.
Framing it as such is reductive and overly simplistic.
