Sentence examples for been framed to from inspiring English sources

The new law has been framed to fall within both of those provisions.

Many of the most significant campaigns about poverty overseas have been framed to tackle western policies.

Legislation has been framed to make the wholesale return of academies to the maintained sector a complex task.

The ACT argues that the new law has been framed to work concurrently with the federal Marriage Act.

Workers renovating the building found the box of bones, topped with a metal plaque that read "Brother," under a trap door in the meeting room, where the floor had been framed to fit the box.

The game had been framed, to some extent, by Deeney's headline-grabbing comment from last October, when he questioned the cojones of the Arsenal players after Watford's victory against them at Vicarage Road.

Campaigns are framed to be less about issues than about the candidate's background and outlook.

The movie is framed to capture a youthful heroine who is gritty and vulnerable.

Sincerity goes out the window, and everything must be "framed" to please the audience.

Mr. Anwar says he was framed to quash his chances of becoming prime minister.

Mr. Littlejohn has maintained that he was framed to protect Daniel Dorrian, who managed the Falls.