Understood as packages that define issues, frames influence how best to approach a problem.
There were four scenarios used in this study all containing ethical issues framed in a medical context and involving medical ethical principles.
The new reproductive justice advocates don't work from a single-issue frame, but instead find their way to sexual and reproductive health and rights through their commitment to immigrant rights, fair labor laws, environmental justice or LGBTQ equality.
"He's not intimidated by the issue frames that have bedevilled Democrats for the last couple of decades," one of the advisers said.
"And in battleground states where the issue framing is going to impact 2012, it's critical to be making your point there early and often," Mr. Collegio said.
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.
Now bodies are measured, mop tops shorn, eyeglasses exchanged for standard-issue frames, and each cadet candidate does as many pull-ups as he or she can.
It views the AIDS problem as something far beyond a medical issue, framing it instead as a political, human rights and economic threat.
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 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.
