Sentence examples for framed a case from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama, appearing to recognize that the law could be struck down, extolled its practical benefits and framed a case that could be used against the Supreme Court in an election-year debate.
The course this race is following in these final days reflects the difficulties that Mr. Lazio's campaign seems to be experiencing in framing a case against Mrs. Clinton.
The case for 3-D is often framed as a case for realism: 3-D seems truer to life than flat 2-D.
Specifically, the paper uses the therapeutic landscape concept coupled with Foucault's concept of governmentality to frame a qualitative case study of a 'social model' recovery community in San Pedro, California.
The initial process of framing a new case is mostly subconscious, and occurs within the domain of System 1 of the DTC (instant, fast response).
In Britain, Haroun's case has framed a heated political debate over whether refugees should be welcomed or stopped from coming.
But Mr. Sobell's confession came with plenty of caveats: He claimed to know nothing about atomic espionage; if there was a secret to the atomic bomb, the Soviets already knew it; Ethel was railroaded by the government to leverage a confession from her husband; in Julius's case, prosecutors framed a guilty man; neither deserved to die in the electric chair.
The Hustler case also framed a history lesson in art of political satire and its role in the marketplace of ideas.
For the second argument, the Court would write new Questions Presented, which frame a case before argument, and there would be no doubt about the stakes of the case.
But this did not frame a compelling investment case and a hefty debt pile left the equity vulnerable to 'lower for longer' oil price narratives.
