By framing TB and HIV screening within a battery of other healthy living tests, including pregnancy, diabetes and hypertension, people are encouraged to get tested for the diseases.
Agreed in 2000, the declaration states that, when framing laws, the EC "must take account of the social, educational and cultural functions inherent in sport" to preserve its unique role in modern communities.
He got his landmark victory in July, scrapping the carbon price after successfully framing the issue as one of household power bills rather than how Australia must avoid the worst ravages of climate change.
The new estimates added crucial framing to a criminal justice crisis in the US that was coming into sharp focus this week.
— Brendan O'Connor (@BOConnorMP) June 26 , 2013Confident that @JuliaGillard has support of caucus Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 6.23pm AEST09:23 Julia Gillard, framing tonight's contest: This is it.
At the level of framing a very important and consequential debate in national affairs, the government was in deliberate dot drawing mode this week.
Sarah Green, acting director of the End Violence Against Women Coalition, questions the media's "cynical framing" of "a story with lots of detail and angles".
But I was a student at Central Saint Martins, like them, and to me their framing of the incident smacks of an art school mindset that risks riling the general public, especially in such harrowing circumstances.
He warned against framing the debate as "mean-spirited" as it could put off many potential Ukip voters who appreciate the fact that Britain is a generous place.
Beyond this framing, though, the ideas weren't anything especially new for the GOP.
PREDICTION: The Queen's speech will be about framing this government as about blue-collar Conservatism.
