Sentence examples for issue framing from inspiring English sources

It views the AIDS problem as something far beyond a medical issue, framing it instead as a political, human rights and economic threat.

The nonbinding declaration reaffirms commitments made in 2001, when the United Nations defined AIDS as far more than a medical issue, framing it in terms of politics, human rights and economic survival.

Some serious questions are still being raised, lots of people think that apart from the URL redirect issue framing Websites is evil in and of itself.

4. It's much easier to generate broad support for more green jobs when we point out that America is in fact already creating them (for more on this kind of issue framing see Nicholas Kristof's article in Outside Magazine).

The IEHIA is a four-stage process, comprising: (1) Issue framing – defines the problem/purpose for assessment.

(2) Design – the aim is to convert the conceptual model devised during issue framing into a detailed protocol for assessment.

Even having the issue framed that way, the panelists frown on firing Richards just to spare Carlisle, and they find few angels in the lot.

After some thought, it is the premise of his piece with which I take an issue, framed perfectly by its title: "Being pro-life doesn't make me any less of a lefty".

The specific issue framed in B66 is how, assuming we know that oxen and horses are different kinds, we can specify distinguishing features to differentiate them reliably.

Why is the issue framed as one of domestic vs. foreign oil?

There were four scenarios used in this study all containing ethical issues framed in a medical context and involving medical ethical principles.