Sentence examples for traditionally framed from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, this prohibition was traditionally framed as a way to protect states from being forced into bankruptcy by their creditors.

Scholars have traditionally framed the study of early U.S. language policy around levels of tolerance for languages other than English.

Policy messages were traditionally framed and delivered by former news reporters -- transmitters of information.

Treatment is also completely counter to the way the medical system traditionally framed recovery from addiction.

There have been many debates over energy development; and the inefficient system that has traditionally framed these debates -- a system where "us" versus "them" -- became a defining feature.

At the headquarters of the Jefferson County School District in Golden, the marble lobby and two-story atrium attest to the level of comfort that has traditionally framed life here.

Companies that traditionally frame mirrors and paintings are creating special frames for wall-mounted televisions.

And yet … In spite of the toxic framework in which the family has traditionally been framed, and the continual flow of negative statistics about divorce and breakdown, the latest news for Britain is surprisingly positive.

The solution to food inequality has traditionally been framed as a problem of access and education: Bring healthy foods into under-served communities and educate those living there on healthy eating, the argument goes.

Climate change has traditionally been framed as an environmental, rather than a health issue.

Regulation of environmental risks has traditionally been framed as a command-and-control activity of central government.