Sentence examples for question is framed as from inspiring English sources

Increasingly the Bakrie question is framed as a governance test for an Indonesia that's trying to overcome its shadowy past and emerge as a self-confident Asian powerhouse.

But when the question is framed as "In response to court order tied to ongoing investigation of San Bernardino attacks, Apple should unlock/not unlock iPhone," as the Pew poll was, what exactly do you expect the result to be?

Many times, the question is framed as follows: "Is addiction a disease or a choice?" The argument runs along these lines: If addiction is a disease, then in some ways it is out of our control and forecloses choices.

In 1960, the question was framed as whether an American Catholic leader could be independent of Rome.

The question was framed as: 'Can you name the three greatest changes (in your everyday life after your next-of-kin's stroke) to you personally?' The answers to the questions were mainly answered orally by the participant and then written down by the research assistant or in some cases written down by the caregiver.

These questions were framed as dichotomous questions (yes/no) or multiple choice questions that allowed multiple answers.

The questions were framed as: '(1a) how do you think your daily activities work for you today?

Questions were framed as "what do you consider important with respect to … (the treatment of your IBD, your doctor's office, caretakers other than physicians, etc).".

The PTO valuation questions were framed as a policy choice, in which respondents were asked to imagine that their local health service had some additional money to spend on preventive health care within their area.

Stem questions are framed as one of the following: 'Was the [item] considered?', 'Has the review considered aspects of [item]?', 'Does the review consider [item]?' Given the study focus on implementation, items are concentrated in the former two domains.

Yet for as long as the question is framed in terms of inputs and outputs we'll keep getting the wrong answer.