Examples of using Reframe in English and their translations into Arabic
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So let's reframe it.
Reframe through facts.
These men helped me reframe my mindset around manhood.
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Let's reframe the question.
They may gradually foster stable political anddiplomatic relations and reframe parties ' ideas about their security needs.
Let me reframe the question.
I would say here is where religious leaders come in, because religious leaders are good at reframing issues for people, at harnessing the emotional centers of the brain to get people to alter their awareness and reframe the way they think.
Just… reframe the future.
It is a customizedmethod which encourages them to find their own solutions and reframe challenges while gaining new skills and polishing existing ones.
Okay, let's reframe the phrase selling out and make it sold out, as in"Max, we sold out of the cupcakes".
This is the power of the golden hour, which can reframe the trauma and establish a new narrative.
Reframe Saudi continued its international tour, with a preview on the occasion of the 71st Cannes Film Festival, as part of Cannes Eco.
He has found that it helps the clients reframe their lives and set goals that can lead them to sobriety.
Reframe the MDGs as human rights obligations using CEDAW, the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights(ICESCR), and the Beijing Platform for Action(BPFA) as a framework.
The objective of the project, which is ongoing,is to analyse and compare different negotiating processes, reframe multilateral disarmament negotiation processes in humanitarian terms and formulate practical proposals to apply humanitarian concepts to assist disarmament negotiators.
You know that would reframe civilization itself---- and our whole system of economics, if not for our species, then perhaps for the one that succeeds us: the sustainable species, living on a finite earth, ethically, happily and ecologically in balance with nature and all her natural systems for a thousand generations, or 10,000 generations-- that is to say, into the indefinite future.
(a) The Security Council should reiterate that the political process, as agreed to by the parties in the Ouagadougou preliminary agreement of 18 June 2013,remains the cornerstone of the implementation of the mandate, and reframe the Mission ' s political role as one that includes" good offices and facilitation support" for the process, including coordination of regional and international initiatives;
How can urban stakeholders reframe modern challenges to utilize the datasets that offer solutions in sustainable urban planning?
As part of a major US Cultural Tour, on the occasion of the SaudiCrown Prince's visit to New York, Reframe Saudi incorporated a four-day contemporary art exhibition and the US Premiere of a virtual reality documentary telling the story of a new generation of Saudi artists, exploring the kingdom's story of change.
No. I think the actual answer is that once you reframe it, once you get out of one set of stale expectations from a failed project that had its day, but now, for whatever reason, is tarnished, you can actually rekindle the kind of human kindness and sharing that something like this on Craigslist represents.
I could reframe his memories.
EcransMed 2014( Canada) ReFrame Peterborough International Film Festival 2014.
Reframing Our Perception of AI.
Changing the conversation like this, also called reframing, is not easy.
Reframing solutions for Afghan refugees.
Reframing concepts and traditions and empowering Girls.
Reframing the group's default interpretations.
I see no ethical problem with reframing an issue.
Translating their double-talk- reframing,"pacing," uh,"representational systems.".