Sentence examples for imposed framework from inspiring English sources
Whatever the complexion and remit of any new regulator, a code alone will not change coverage; what is needed is a wider cultural change in the attitudes of the press, an indigenous culture that promotes standards and responsibilities rather than an externally imposed framework that encourages journalists to push the limits of the rules.
I wonder if it's partially because succeeding in school requires many of the same abilities and behaviors as being a "good girl": respect for and obedience of authority, careful rule-following, people-pleasing and succeeding in an externally imposed framework.
In addition to the four topics to be discussed within the SWOT framework, three specific, open questions were added in anticipation of the national commissioning changes and to ensure the imposed framework did not limit responses: i) How does your local service fit into the national picture?
The international community should impose a framework to avoid an escalation of armed conflict and enhance human security.
The country's authorities have worked hard to impose a framework of rules for listed companies, including a requirement to produce quarterly results.
If you wanted to write something about, say, the phrases people use on Twitter that you find highly irritating, you can get away with not making any kind of over-all, analytical point by imposing the framework of a list.
In sum, we have had four straight years of a president who has wielded what is literally the most extreme and tyrannical power a government can claim – to execute anyone the leader wants, even his own citizens, in total secrecy and without a whiff of due process – and who has resisted all efforts to impose a framework of limits or even transparency.
Russia Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has repeatedly said that neither Russia - nor any other outside power - should try to impose a framework, but leave it up to Ukrainians themselves to decide on how it would work.
It is true, however, as Morris points out, that God's having no choice either about creating the framework of reality or about having the properties of absolute power, knowledge, and goodness, does not result from something else imposing this framework and properties upon him.
Each interview question was phrased broadly to allow for participants to respond without imposing a framework upon them.
