Sentence examples for fundamentally reframe from inspiring English sources
"Technology is making it possible to fundamentally reframe the function of government in a way that can actually scale by strengthening civil society," said Code for America founder Jennifer Pahlka in a recent TED talk.
This is why the agreement signed to establish SDGs is so important; it opens the door to fundamentally reframing the global development agenda.
Working in this way, with others, Labour can help act to fundamentally disrupt power relations and reframe the debate to make a good society both feasible and desirable.
Yet his suggestions were more modest in scope than those offered by other potential 2016 candidates, focusing more on how to reframe union fights than on how to fundamentally change the perception of the party.
Rather than to fundamentally innovate products, services or the business models to address these risks, firms can reframe them as net positive targets.
A I'd reframe the argument.
First, we have to reframe malnutrition.
It is time to reframe the question.
"We need to reframe the discussion.
Syrian women may be able to help reframe the options.
In office, Obama has begun to reframe counterterrorism strategy.
