Sentence examples for frame the argument from inspiring English sources

Instead, they sought to frame the argument around growth and productivity — Democratic growth plans versus Republican growth plans.

President Obama and Democrats will obviously frame the argument differently, since they support Mr. Obama's health care plan, while Mr. Santorum opposes it.

The slogan "was intended to frame the argument along the character fault line, and this is where we can and must win this fight," the memo said.

But those battles are hard ones for Apple to fight, and it appears it wants to frame the argument somewhat differently.

Can we find a way to discuss a collective fear that we're overmedicating a generation of children without such polemics, or is it too late to frame the argument in a less combative way?

Manyika understood that not every chief executive in Silicon Valley could sign the statement, but he was gently trying to pull Hoffman to the left, and he knew how to frame the argument so that it would appeal to him.

The two men consulted about how to frame the arguments, discussed strategy and tried to anticipate questions from the justices.

He worked to extend the conversation beyond a sound bite in hopes of explaining what his administration has done to help frame the arguments that will define his re-election.

During his domestic strife and after his wife's desertion, Milton probably began to frame the arguments of four prose tracts: The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce (1643, enlarged 2nd ed. 1644), The Judgment of Martin Bucer Concerning Divorce (1644), Tetrachordon (1645), and Colasterion (1645).

Commonalities in the classical Indian approaches to knowledge and justification frame the arguments and refined positions of the major schools.

Allow me to wiggle out of a definitive answer and frame the arguments.