It is not surprising, then, that Zuckerman's carefully framed proposal was given the green light, and that once approved Zuckerman proceeded to subsume it within the existing disciplines of his Casualty Survey, by grafting questions about mental stress onto the operational procedures in place for investigating physical stress.
The broadly framed proposal would divide the state agency that investigates judges, the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct, into two parts, one to prosecute judges and one to rule on the charges.
Swiftly convincing himself that the priority of "Germany first" agreed to by Roosevelt and Churchill in the Atlantic Charter was correct, Eisenhower framed proposals for a 1943 invasion (Operation Roundup) and another for 1942 (Operation Sledgehammer) in the event of a Russian collapse or a sudden weakening of Germany's position.
I say "finally" because throughout most of 2009, even as the economy hemorrhaged some 3.8 million jobs, while they were framing proposals for climate change legislation, most members of Congress and their staffs were curiously reluctant to broach the obvious jobs connection.
The consortium also framed its proposal to address the N.R.A.'s regular argument that people, and not guns, kill people.
"It was designed to appeal to both sides". The consortium also framed its proposal to address the N.R.A.'s regular argument that people, and not guns, kill people.
Fehr framed the proposal as a partnership in which the players and the league's wealthy clubs would team up to help the league's struggling clubs.
The question the world will ask as it listens to Mr. Nixon tonight is whether he has framed a proposal on which it would be to Hanoi's interest to negotiate.
He even framed his proposal to provide universal access as "a form of cost containment," emphasizing that 6.5percentt of every health-insurance premium in Pennsylvania went to subsidizing care for the uninsured, often in emergency rooms.
The president framed his proposal as a balanced alternative to the Republican plan, setting the stage for a debate that will consume Washington in coming weeks, as the administration faces off with Congress over raising the national debt ceiling, and into next year, as the president runs for re-election.
Julia von Weiler, who leads the German chapter of the group Innocence in Danger, a nonprofit organization that provides education on Internet use and works to prevent the sexual abuse of children online, framed the proposal as akin to other childhood restrictions on legal substances.
