Sentence examples for framing the concept from inspiring English sources

It is also important that information providers move away from rather a formalized way of framing the concept (whether from government, local extension agents, or non-government organizations) towards small successful real-time case studies.

It's called, "Framing". The concept, again, has been around a long time, and we do it a lot in other genres.

Guest speakers will frame the concept of the present in a variety of contexts: from behavioral studies to art practice.

Guest speakers framed the concept of "the present" in a variety of contexts: from cognitive studies to ADHD coaching to Buddhist philosophy.

Julius Malema, the president of the A.N.C. Youth League, has said that he does not believe in the existence of intersex people, and has tried to frame the concept as a suspect and unwelcome import from abroad.

GF and SL framed the concept and design of the study and reviewed and edited the protocol and manuscript extensively.

As nursing has tended to frame the concept of vulnerability within the context of power imbalance, they have limited their analysis and theoretical discussions to dualistic conceptualizations of vulnerability (nurse-patient/ physician-nurse; researcher-researched).

In the first we seek to frame the concepts of authoritarian legacies, transitional justice and the politics of the past as they are applied here.

Scholars who framed the concepts that now guide global sustainable business and development set the context.

"He had a lot to do with framing the original concept" of the Trilateral Commission, Mr. Brzezinski said in an interview on Thursday.

After a slight delay on framing the MoRES concept (as a result of the iterative approach) we are expecting the finalization of the main evaluation report at the end of April or May.