| The other major technique used to maintain a view of the sacred and the spiritual is to reframe the mundane in spiritual terms. |
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| For children, the liminal space of play allows them to reconfigure power relationships, explore identities, and reframe actions. |
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| Druh Farrell, are working to reframe the project into an urban renewal by improving pedestrian access and beautifying the street. |
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| Lawyers can read such things and see what hasn't been said and pose necessary questions and reframe arguments and so forth. |
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| Finkel's lively text encourages instructors to constantly reflect, reframe, and reimagine the courses they teach. |
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| It made the job of reset and reframe that much harder, because some mistrusted his motives. |
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| For peacebuilding presenters, the four magic words are listen, clarify, synthesise and reframe. |
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| A sustained effort, and not just a one-stop speech, could reframe the race. |
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| First and foremost, I think he needs to reset and reframe the basic story of where this country is right now economically. |
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| Here, I've created a display you can make for your shop that can motivate your customer to reframe family pictures that already decorate their office or home. |
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| More than merely instilling a positive attitude, cognitive-behavioral therapy teaches patients to reframe their expectations about what will happen if they exert themselves. |
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| It was the counselor's role to help the youths clarify and reframe belief constructs while helping to identify and translate the subconscious into the conscious. |
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| And pro-choice activists have repeatedly failed to reframe them as issues of discrimination against women. |
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| We need to reframe our policy debates around social values and political choice. |
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| This hasn't discouraged Iona and their fellow no campaigners from attempting to emotively and dishonestly reframe the discussion, however. |
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| The aim of the project is to reframe the disarmament debate in terms of humanitarianism and to mainstream disarmament into humanitarian action. |
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| By this process based on the technics of signals, pavu.com operates a semantic reframe that enables to move the pole and magnetize the position. |
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| It is not enough simply to reframe any and every service provided for people diagnosed mentally ill as mental health promotion. |
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| Perhaps we need to reframe the argument over the status of obesity, so often couched in moral terms, as a practical question. |
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| We then reframe complaints to eliminate misperceptions and emotions that may have built up from lengthy disputes with Veterans Affairs Canada. |
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| You know, films are great when they reframe reality and cause conversations and dialogue. |
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| Diverse perspectives enable people to reframe a difficult problem and turn it into an easy one. |
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| We need to reframe the debate so that social policies and economic policies are not pitted against each other. |
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| Another common intervention for softening the often intense emotions present in an enactment is to reframe what one partner said in a way that is conducive to having it heard. |
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| It is assumed that growing mutual trust allows participants to gradually reframe conflictive relationships and to share past experiences. |
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| Efforts such as Security Council resolutions 1261, 1314 and 1379 are helping to raise awareness and reframe child protection as a human security issue. |
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| This approach allows Grene to reframe, and reinvigorate, a longstanding if not tired debate about the unity of these plays. |
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| We are ahead of the game, we can show audiences the big picture, and reframe the issues that confront all of us. |
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| Information can have an especially strong effect on behaviour when it induces a change of mind or leads people to reframe how they think about alternatives. |
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| In the working groups, governments maintained constant pressure to reorder and reframe the issues to make the report more policy relevant and accessible to policymakers. |
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| Too often, parents and professionals often don't accept the way a child or youth chooses to express himself and feel compelled to redraw or reframe the child's output to produce what is expected. |
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| That could prompt him to reframe his question: how many planets will it take to satisfy China's needs if it ever achieves profligate America's affluence? |
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| The professor also introduced us to the strategies and tactics to use if we are the weaker party, most importantly how to reframe the discussion so the other side better understands our situation. |
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| A first step would be to reframe some of the concepts to reflect more standardized terminology and more clearly orient users of the framework in an accepted research or business-planning context. |
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| Can we reframe this using a more modern approach and can we apply a theory and set of policy instruments which will breathe new life into the policy, so that we do not continue on the same path? |
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| Let me reframe and restate before concluding. |
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| However, an initiative is under way to reframe and reformulate the Danube regime in order to bring it closer into line with the regime currently existing on the Rhine in this respect. |
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| This Special Edition of Making Waves magazine starts to reframe the national dialogue by outlining the case for a vast expansion of community-level capacity and authority in our health sector. |
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| You can also reframe the top photograph to compare a specific section. |
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| We must therefore reframe our exercise by restoring the priority of development, with commitments that include specific financial ones pegged to a timetable. |
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| Parents did report that the focussed evaluation intervention was able to help reframe the conflict between the parents towards more problem-solving between them. |
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| But perhaps it is time to reframe our thinking on the issue? |
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| Indigenous researchers continuously challenge the structure of western-based research agendas in order to reframe and decolonise research. |
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| Concepts like social role valorization reframe the experiences, services and supports for people with disabilities so that they are done in the most typical of settings. |
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| This success may be due in part to their ability to logroll and reframe, through which they present and represent plausible, alternative courses of action. |
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| Adopting the adaptational model of malingering in assessment can reframe the deception and misrepresentation as possibly an adaptive way to meet basic needs. |
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| Against these long-term considerations, there are communication strategies that can be called upon now to reframe public debate of the War on Terrorism. |
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| Compassion training was compared to a control group that learned cognitive reappraisal, a technique where people learn to reframe their thoughts to feel less negative. |
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