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Meanings of framed in terms in English

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Usage of framed in terms in English
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Discussions of human altruism are often framed in terms of someone drowning in a pond.
BBC
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Discussion around sexuality in Ireland has traditionally been framed in terms of morality and ethics.
The Irish Times
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But to the public, that divide now gets framed in terms of acceptance and denial-statesof belief.
Wired
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Attribution is possible, they said, as long as it is framed in terms of probability, rather than certainty.
Reuters
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Environmental factors are framed in terms of context (features of places) and composition (features of populations).
Pubmed
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Now, with the country's identity being framed in terms of its majority Hindu population, its status is changing.
The Guardian
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Some believe the battle for hearts and minds should really be framed in terms of a battle for stomachs.
Reuters
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The primary reason Dominic Raab gave his resignation as Brexit secretary, for example, was framed in terms of unionist unease.
The Irish Times
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Yet curtailing growth is framed in terms of slowing down or even going backwards: no wonder we're scared away from even thinking about it.
The Guardian
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This is also only likely to happen when they stop seeing social care as a policy framed in terms of people as burdensome and dependent.
The Guardian
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