Sentence examples for framed the decisions from inspiring English sources
This atmosphere, hard to summon now, framed the decisions on detention, "enhanced interrogation" and the invasion of Iraq.
When I framed the decision in terms of having a responsibility to educate and improve the world, everyone was persuaded.
Dana Canedy, the board's administrator, framed the decision as a larger flashpoint: "It shines a light on hip-hop in a completely different way.
D'Antoni framed the decision as an effort to build toward the future, by handing the reins to Chris Duhon, David Lee, Wilson Chandler, Nate Robinson and Danilo Gallinari.
He and other Ennahda leaders framed the decision as a bid to unify the country's disparate political factions during a delicate political transition.
Instead, she framed the decision to vote for Mrs. Clinton as akin to a woman's choice to speak out in the face of sexual mistreatment or violence.
NBC framed the decision in terms of competitiveness and cost-effectiveness, because it defuses the risk of Mr. Leno's move to another network and saves untold millions of dollars a year.
Kennedy said Congress retains ways to to regulate the president's powers, such as approving ambassadors and apportioning funds, but framed the decision as a victory for separation of powers.
He framed the decision to cheat as a choice between pursuing the computer science and politics projects he loved or studying for a class he believed was a joke.
This is a highly controversial idea, and most articles framed the decision to bring back DDT as a sort of moral, "lesser of two evils" question: are the dangers of using DDT worth it to get rid of Zika?
