"And frankly, it is an opportunity to shift the framework of drug policy in America from a model centered on incarceration".
At best these celebrity cases give us occasions to discuss the meaning of these kinds of crimes, to investigate the larger social questions and shift the framework a little.
But, in parallel fashion, the chancellor was also shifting the framework of the German discussion concerning immigration against the background of her diminished poll scores and growing disfavor among right-wingers in her Christian Democratic party.
We revisit the Delsarte theory, shifting the framework from association schemes to coset geometries.
The thought style of epidemiology shifts the framework towards conditions of proof developed in biomedical research.
It was only a depression, and then sustained aggressive popular advocacy by labor unions, advocacy groups, veterans groups, and voters, that shifted the Constitutional framework.
When Roosevelt "threw his hat in the ring," he shifted the tone and framework of debate towards social and economic reform, enlarging the growing enthusiasm and frustrations of the middle and lower classes.
But, shifting the mental framework within which we view weight loss, could be the key to changing unhealthy eating habits.
Within this policy shift the German framework for IP on university research was changed with the 2002 reform of the Law on Employees' Inventions (Gesetz über Arbeitnehmererfindungen) [23].
Over the past decade, undergraduate educators have recognized the need to shift the theoretical framework of their field, although changes are only slowly coming into practice (Pfund et al., 2009).
