Sentence examples for frame a statement from inspiring English sources
The unlucky, however, protest: during a political meeting that pathetically, comically, endearingly struggles to frame a statement for the Frankfurter Rundschau, a passionate young Kurd cries, "We're not stupid, we're just poor!" He goes on, "When a Westerner meets someone from a poor country, he feels deep contempt.
Another would be to change the time frame with a statement such as, "But you made a big decision in the past year, something of a new start".
For each of the selected items a separate question was developed and framed as a statement in German.
You can also subtly change the way the question is framed with a statement like, "I'm sensing something new is happening in your life or is about to happen".
To meet such threats, he framed a policy statement in 1904 that became known as the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.
Distinct and conflicting "reaffirmations" of the Haldane Principle have reshaped these definitions over the years; the new consultation does likewise, cheekily framing it as a statement of where the Government can intervene.
The next day, governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin, another strong, likely-but-not-yet-announced Republican presidential candidate, released a statement framing the clean water rule as economically and ethically unsound: a form of Washington power grab affecting individual Americans' private lives and businesses.
Shortly after Kaine's speech, Boxer released a statement, framing the Iran nuclear accord as a benefit for Israeli security. .
"It is essential to ensure that any banks that have viable business models, but are required to build additional capital for prudential reasons, will be able to obtain such additional resources within an appropriate time frame," the E.C.B. said in a statement.
Simple and lovely, this utilization of a thickly woven basket as a statement picture frame, creates an interesting yet soothing decoration.
Frame your apology first around a statement of remorse.
