The apocalyptic tenor of Phillip Breen's production is vividly realised – appropriately so, given that Max Jones's steeply rising, stepped design is framed by the Minster's newly restored great east window, which mirrors the drama's intention of depicting the entire course of creation in terms a medieval layman could understand.
Instead of asking, "What rewards should we give away?" ask "How should we give away a reward?" It might not be the reward per se, but how the reward is framed, and the steps customers must take to obtain the reward, that matters.
In German law, for example, 'step-by-step' is framed in a rather broad language requiring that the risk assessment shall be based on experiences made on previous steps (GenTVfV 1996 Sec. 5 (2), 6 (2) [2]).
The five steps are: framing, risk assessment, evaluation, risk management, and review.
Within these steps, problems can be framed, the right questions can be asked, more ideas can be created, and the best answers can be chosen.
The organization is framing a cynical business strategy as a progressive step forward.
In contrast with the principles, benchmarks are more concrete and intended to be framed as actionable steps that an organization could use to determine whether or not the principle was being satisfied.
The first step is to frame the activities, your mindset, and game plan.
The following step is 'message framing': translate the risk estimation into a positive message.
In decision analysis, this step is called framing, and it's one of the most critical parts of a good decision process.
The last step is a standardized frame for applying technologies developed by K-Tech Tree and STEP-ISP.
