Sentence examples for international frame from inspiring English sources

Mr. Milanovic, a World Bank economist who earned his doctorate in his native Yugoslavia, has an intuitively international frame of reference.

Goalkeeper Lindsay Keable and sister pairing Sasha and Kadeen Corbin - the latter arriving from current champions Team Bath - are in the international frame.

After lauding The Great Escape, he shifts gears to a more contemporary and international frame by invoking A Separation from Iran as "one of the great films of the decade.

First, we decided to include only studies published after 1980, assuming that these studies would reflect a rather common international frame of understanding of the nosology of schizophrenia and psychoses.

In the international frame of reference, interrogating scarcity normatively implies only a weak, generic cosmopolitanism that regards drivers of scarcity that originate outside the jurisdiction's borders as prima facie appropriate for ethical analysis.

First, we argue that the tension between enshrined sexual and reproductive health rights and lived reality reflects the fact that the international framing of human rights and the constitutional framing of gender equality in South Africa are based on presumptions of sameness.

On a break around noon on Friday, with the Golden Gate's "international orange" frame clearly visible by the foggy standards here, Ms. Dean said, "I think what it is, sometimes we are the first, if not the only smile they get in the morning, and that's for a lot of people".

In 2013, a ground-breaking scientific study carried out by Cruelty Free International and FRAME showed that the use of dogs in experiments is not scientifically justifiable.

If the international press framed Marikana as a tale about deprivation and inequality, it missed the specific dynamics of a strike in a country ruled by former unionists, Socialists and Communists.

The symbolic dimension, which includes prestige, legitimacy, influence and international accountability, frames the nature of the cooperation realized for the ISS program.

Here it is, they think, "international policy framed in a way I can understand," or otherwise, the Idiot's Guide to American Politics.