This was a new twist on the Trump Administration's technique of shunning and shaming unfriendly members of the news media, except this time, it was framed explicitly in terms of national loyalty.
As New Yorker writer Masha Gessen wrote Friday, "This was a new twist on the Trump Administration's technique of shunning and shaming unfriendly members of the news media, except this time, it was framed explicitly in terms of national loyalty.
Based on the findings from our first experiment, we created a second study, one that placed participants in a decision-making task framed explicitly as competitive, to see if this would increase unethical behavior.
But this debate isn't being framed explicitly today by either side.
Imagine how tedious and stale his reflections on the supposed bottomlessness of Walden pond would be if he had framed them explicitly in the terms of intellectual debates revolving around skepticism and realism, phenomena and noumena, and their like.
Thus, some interviewees framed their answers explicitly in reaction to their general party identification.
In all-too-brief asides, he dismisses the antislavery campaign and the development of the laws of war in the 19th century because neither was explicitly framed in terms of human rights.
The SFFP report explicitly framed its arguments in terms of what knowledge and skills students should acquire in the natural sciences and mathematics and what they should be able to do with that knowledge and those skills in short, the competencies that students should be prepared to demonstrate if they are to be successful physicians.
The question raised by the tragedy, but not explicitly framed in this report, is whether all civilian aircraft should have been banned at all altitudes, given the presence of powerful anti-aircraft missiles in the region.
RTÉ followed up Panti's appearance and its subsequent payouts to Waters, O'Brien and Iona with a panel discussion on homophobia, explicitly framed in terms of whether the word for anti-homosexual prejudice should be excluded from the Irish debate on same-sex marriage.
The humanitarian reform process, begun in 2005 and urged on by the response to the Indian Ocean tsunami, has led to key improvements that can be viewed as contributing to the system's resilience, though the debate was not explicitly framed in these terms.
