Despite these concessions, the most significant consequence to date is that, by putting the institution's rent-setting policy under intense scrutiny, these students have catalysed a reframing of the debate surrounding access to education.
Henry's abandonment of Catherine of Aragon after 20 years of marriage in favour of a younger model, Anne Boleyn, infuriated the Spanish in 1533; this superb production, performed in Castilian Spanish, felt like a reframing of the story from the Spanish side, even if the action never strayed from the English court.
The plan is complete with a new infusion of cash from Mr. Romney, a long-term strategy intended to turn the campaign into a protracted delegate fight and a reframing of the race as a one-on-one battle for the future of the party that seeks to sound the alarm among conservatives about Mr. McCain.
Highly readable sequences — in particular, a reframing of the settlement of Jamestown as a war between gay male couples and religious zealots — alternate with bouts of bickering among fictitious scientists and historians with silly names (Dr. Bosco Dripper, Dame Lady Hermia Bledd Wrench, Dr. Israel Jerusalem).
The male psyche being what it is, conflict and bluster has always been a part of the history of menswear, but a key story of these London menswear shows has been a reframing of the debate around British men and fashion.
In a speech in Newham on Thursday, billed as a reframing of the welfare debate and an attempt to unify the country after Tory attempts to divide people over the issue, Miliband said: "Controlling social security spending and putting decent values at the heart of the system are not conflicting priorities.
The paper argues for a reframing of the conflict to conceive the Karen in Thung Yai as an integral part of the 'global heritage'.
The best examples of this kind of creative work are often marked by a reframing of the original narrative, and so produce a fresh perspective on both the source material and the context in which it first existed.
Specific components of that blurring can be understood as bio-objectification, a process through which novel personal and biological entities (in our case tissue and data) come into being and result in a reframing of the roles, responsibilities and agency of other parties, entities and institutions involved (L. Eriksson and Webster 2015).
This is a moment where you've seen a reframing of the discussion, and some incremental gains of some significance".
