Mr. Perkins and others framed the case as a possible instance of a powerful white man getting off for something he did to a poor immigrant woman.
He framed the case and choices better than usual (in an otherwise overlong speech).
It framed the case as a simple lease termination, but the diner invoked the legal concept of "easement," which entitles a tenant to reasonable access to the property.
Meanwhile, the way Mr. Johnson framed his case leaves him and the administration no choice except to seek a national regulatory solution.
"The fact that Justice Stevens's dissent tracked our argument has always reassured me that we framed the case correctly," he said.
Obama and Putin each framed his case for Syria's future in the context of a broader approach to the world, launching veiled criticisms at each other.
Instead, Roberts's opinion framed the case entirely from a First Amendment perspective.
Pickup, like others who oppose a ban on conversion therapy, has framed his case as a fight for free speech.
A professor at Ohio State suggested that a more charitable characterization of Citizens United -- perhaps one that framed the case as being about free speech -- might have yielded different results.
Chad Day, sheriff of Colorado's Yuma County, framed the case as one that seeks clarification from the courts for a question "that needs to be answered".
