Sentence examples for framed by local from inspiring English sources

Avery is serving life for a 2005 murder in Wisconsin, despite presenting evidence at his trial that he had been framed by local police officers.

Our main conclusion is that collective and individual choices are eventually framed by local history: we use the notion of hysteresis to suggest that ancient causes may have enduring effects.

Medical tourism has been framed by local proponents as a viable and lucrative sector that should be developed as a natural extension of the country's existing tourism product [ 30– 30].

But such judgements are not made entirely with reference to a particular packet or pill: they are framed by local, national and international discourses about spurious and counterfeited medicines and the quality standards applied to Indian producers.

Was he framed by the local police?

Two years later, a minor Christian girl, Rimsha Masih, became the first non-Muslim to be acquitted by a court in a blasphemy case when it was discovered that she had been framed by a local Muslim cleric.

In 2012, Rimsha Masih, a young illiterate girl from an underprivileged community, had to leave the country and seek asylum in Canada after she was framed by a local cleric for desecrating the Quran.

But our current thinking, framed by city dwellers, sees local people as the primary threat to wildlife.

Horn players set off each song with duets, and the whole event is framed by a pair of local hunting tunes.

It may also be significant in understanding the ways in which volcanic hazard or risk assessments are framed by scientists in particular local contexts, since framing may be affected by interpretation of the likely audience (e.g. Wynne [2001]).

This existing SLC curriculum is also supported by a strong focus on local wisdom, framed by the Balinese notion of Tri Hita Karana,7 comprising: 1. Harmony Among people (Pawongan).