Sentence examples for framed any from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scarcella said he never framed any suspects or rigged any cases.

Republicans have framed any eliminated tax cut as a pro forma increase.

Referendums may be blunt instruments for agreeing and ratifying complex policy choices, but the government has already framed any such event as an existential social choice – a referendum on Ireland staying in the euro or departing to a dystopian future.

GPs then wrote a free-text commentary and framed any planned actions as Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Timed (SMART) objectives (table 2).

In any case, it does not appear (to us) that these questions were framed any more or less vague than others.

"You could freeze-frame any randomly chosen moment of Planet Earth II and frame it," said elywhitley.

The government continued to try to frame any opponents as traitors to the nation.

And when we do speak about it, we often find ourselves framing any negative thoughts in a more positive way.

That's not the view of a dysfunctional Labour opposition, currently incapable of framing any policy, but rather the considered judgment of some Tories.

Secretary of state John Kerry has been careful to frame any intervention as solely a deterrent to any further use of chemical weapons, rather than as an effort to protect the people of Syria from all forms of mass murder.

These basic (and largely undisputed) facts must frame any serious discussion about alternatives, efficiency, competition and independence.