Sentence examples for the dominant frameworks from inspiring English sources

The “refugee voice,” which youth leaders learn to use in their communities, resets the dominant frameworks deployed to advocate for immigrant justice.

(Meyers 1997; Meyers 1997; Kittay 1999) The second form of such critique also alleges that the dominant frameworks misrepresent their subject matter by obscuring what's relational.

Civilized society tends to divide into a dominant culture and various subcultures that flourish within the dominant framework.

For two generations, the Legal Process school of interpretation supplied the dominant framework for understanding statutory interpretation.

The amyloid hypothesis remains the dominant framework to describe AD in clinical research and continues to influence the development of potential treatments for AD9.

In this seminar we will consider whether vagueness poses a fundamental challenge to the dominant framework for natural language semantics, truth-conditional semantics.

One particular class of goals, achievement goals, has emerged as the dominant framework for studying achievement motivation.

Through an anthropological consideration of modern medicine in a nonwestern setting, Pinto challenges the dominant framework for addressing crises such as long-term involuntary commitment, poor treatment in homes, scarcity of licensed practitioners, heavy use of pharmaceuticals, and the ways psychiatry may reproduce constraining social conditions.

Some people's learning seemed best characterized by the dominant framework, others by the alternative.

As Zhao (1998) maintains, the propaganda model has long been the dominant framework for analyzing the Chinese media industry.

(While the authors of the dominant framework might have also agreed that individuals will differ in the accuracy of their spatial knowledge acquisition, their framework does not mention or imply this).