Sentence examples for framed as one from inspiring English sources

The debate between the majority and the dissenters was framed as one over the quality of Congress's evidence.

There are few political rewards from allowing the election to be framed as one weird religious guy against another weird religious guy.

Dementia is still seen as a personal problem, framed as one in which your fate is fixed by whether or not you are treated well by individual carers.

The four-minute mile is often framed as one of those late-Empire British morale-boosters, a postwar flourish of physical excellence and good news.

The question before the justices is framed as one involving leadership, but the Boy Scouts' policy against homosexuality also applies to members.

Indeed, since the 2008 financial crash it is movements of the right that have been gaining ground, while the crisis of unregulated markets has been retrospectively framed as one of profligate spending by those who have long sought to roll back the state.

And, yet, the Administration still touts the use of rec centers as a solution to the family crisis, a crisis that they continue to frame as one of "too many families in shelter," instead of the more accurate "too many families in need of shelter because they don't have safe housing".

McCain issued some new promises, including a massive rejiggering of state unemployment payments, but government was framed as only one possible solution to some problems.

Concerns about policy positions framed as scientific ones are especially important in a time with shrinking public support for biomedical research affects priorities.

Fernández framed this as one of the outstanding tasks still undone in the country's transition from dictatorship to democracy.

Speaking with THUMP, Clivillés stressed that the agreement framed Williams as one of C&C Music Factory's many featured artists, but not as a founder or owner of the group, a designation reserved exclusively for himself and Cole.