Sentence examples for Already framed from inspiring English sources

Some conservatives argued that they had already framed Mr. Obama's choice.

But, like it or not, the debate about Britishness is already framed - by 9/11, Madrid and London.

The Tories have already framed the debate as their own with their Northern powerhouse rhetoric and their (politically convenient) insistence that Scottish MPs should not be able to vote on English-only issues.

The portfolio was rather heavy, with Ms. Matisse's piece, already framed, inside, so he set it against a column in the 79th Street subway stop, leaving it behind as he boarded the No. 1 train.

Referendums may be blunt instruments for agreeing and ratifying complex policy choices, but the government has already framed any such event as an existential social choice – a referendum on Ireland staying in the euro or departing to a dystopian future.

Noffs said that Morrison was preempting the outcome of the government's national task force on ice, which had already framed the issue as one of health over law and order.

Political commentators are already framing the coming election in these terms with Pres.

But whether he runs or not, he is already framing the 1984 campaign by the decisions he has been making lately about Lebanon, Central America, the economy and arms control, and by the way he is dealing with the Soviet Union, China and the Middle East.

His political opponents, however, are already framing the debate differently.

On Tuesday, Democrats were already framing that forthcoming debate.

I am encouraged that several governments are already framing national strategies and planning on the basis of the SDGs.