Sentence examples for correctly framed from inspiring English sources

The choice, correctly framed by the economist Simon Wren-Lewis, is whether to pretend Osborne's version of events is true and own up to perceived past mistakes or to contest it.

Mr. Obama correctly framed the choice for voters: The country can return to policies that stacked the deck for the wealthy and left everyone else to fend for themselves, creating what he called "you're on your own economics".

It can be seen that the proof is straightforward, since the scheme has been correctly framed within the PSM, which is, inheriting its convergence properties, and the MoSP has a minimum robust behaviour.

Inadequate Initial Recognition of Importance: If the importance of a PVP isn't correctly framed when it is first acquired or created by the organization and no one is given or takes responsibility for it then it's pretty certain that its importance will be discovered the first time the PVP isn't renewed or restarted or whatever is required.

The NAACP's brief in Cooper correctly framed the case as involving "not only the vindication of the constitutional rights declared in Brown, but indeed the very survival of the Rule of Law".

When the opioid crisis is correctly framed as an epidemic of opioid addiction, the strategies for controlling the problem become clear -- and they are very similar to the strategies we would employ for other disease epidemics.

If a leader from either party would correctly frame the issue -- that a gas tax is the single most important geostrategic move we could make today -- a solid majority would support it.

Judith Heerwagen, an environmental psychologist in Seattle who is editing a book with Dr. Kellert on the sensory aspects of environment, said that correctly framing views and integrating the designs of landscape and house are key biophilic principles but "are not well understood" by many builders.

Dean Crutchfield, a branding consultant in New York, said Mrs. Clinton was struggling to correctly frame her answer to the question.

The second solution requires additional work in the modeling phase, and even a very large number of cameras could fail to correctly frame events because of dynamic occlusions.

Christopher A. Karachale New York City Eric Alterman's article, on its surface a discussion of the dying newspaper business, correctly frames the issue as a debate on the future of our democracy ("Out of Print," March 31st).