Sentence examples for frames of choice from inspiring English sources

"If you're a candidate in many parts of the South or the Midwest, you shouldn't be using the old frames of choice and individual rights, because against the frame of life you will likely lose.

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

Against the background of disappointing outcomes of ABC approaches that dominated previous HIV-prevention efforts, human rights approaches have been widely mooted as the conceptual frame of choice by international funders and their associated NGOs in many Sub-Saharan Africa settings.

A narrow framing of choices is another problem.

Go to frame 30 or any frame of your choice and right click choose insert keyframe Select the selection tool Move the text to the desired location Go to frame 1 and create motion tween by clicking on tween in properties panel and select motion Click on rotate and choose cw or ccw and set no.of times of rotation.

Given the unlabelled design of the DCE which presents two generic hypothetical situations and the framing of the choice tasks which asks respondents to imagine that they have already decided to access services, the results of the probability analysis and the proportion of respondents expected to choose a given service package are unlikely to correspond directly to increases in service utilisation.

The public's apparent aversion to non-doctor led care may have been influenced by our framing of this choice as 'other than a doctor'.

It was also evident from the qualitative interviews that the decision aids with their neutral presentation of benefit and harm information and framing of a choice between screening and not screening did not match readers' expectations for screening messages, which are typically persuasive in tone and intent.

Get a bed frame of your choice.

There were some thoughts on her floral-patterned, cardboard coffin, but even here it was framed in terms of choice.

Contender decision rules are standardly framed in terms of choice functions that take as input some set of feasible options and return as output a non-empty set of admissible choices that is a subset of the feasible options.