Sentence examples for once again frame from inspiring English sources

Every organisation which makes up the NHS, including the GMC, the Royal Colleges, and the trusts, needs to contribute to a deep introspection on how social justice, fairness and equality may once again frame the NHS as it did in 1948.

Once again, frame carefully to exclude other light sources that might distract from the fireworks or cause your photos to be overexposed.

On Sunday, the trio and Mr. Krakauer are performing the piece -- which they've since recorded -- once again, framed by trios of Brahms and Ravel.

The terrorist attacks once again framed Mumbai as a place of crisis.

And then comes that goal record - highly respectable but once again framed by that lack of impact at major tournaments.

Once again he framed it as GOP opposition to fixing the Brent Spence Bridge.

Miliband's Europe speech was a recognition that the political cycle is once again being framed by arguments about international issues.

Now one could take issue with this alarmist rhetoric on the grounds that our well-being (as individuals and as a society) is once again being framed in purely economic terms: The benefits of education are measured by the size of one's future paychecks.

Immediately after the war, it was once again an "either/or" frame in terms of the existence of Europe: either Europe would generate itself again from the loving bonds of community and solidarity, or it would collapse under the pressures of capitalism, liberalism and the mechanization of nature.

Once again, the theory frames itself in Aristotelian terms, whereby the insolubles are absolutely or unqualifiedly false, but true in a certain respect.

"Oh, shit," Alyosha-Bob said, once again thrusting his small frame between me and my tormentor.