Sentence examples for framing itself from inspiring English sources

Aside from any alleged association with AVFM, CAFE, while framing itself as a human rights group, presents arguments for men's issues in a deceivingly meticulous way.

Strathclyde, although framing itself as a technological university, leads two of the tables in this section, in social policy, and accountancy and finance.

Like Wolf, Rafman insists that "it's the act of framing itself that gives things meaning," but then goes further: "By reintroducing the human gaze, I reassert the importance, the uniqueness of the individual". And where does this idea of the individual come from?

Not only does it pose a financial threat to Exxon that could run into the hundreds of millions of dollars or more, but it could also strike a blow to the reputation of a company that has worked to rehabilitate its image, framing itself as a leader on global warming.

Instead, define the problem you are solving for customers, or, in our parlance "the job you are doing for them". For Kodak, that's the difference between framing itself as a chemical film company vs. an imaging company vs. a moment-sharing company.

I have hesitated so far, because I think the movement should be framing itself.

It is easier for an opposition to frame itself as representing new forms of politics.

Google has, to date, always refused to frame itself in those terms.

National Theatre Wales has always framed itself as a community, and this was community in action.

The thought framed itself even before Stephen Loria said it: "It's an adult candy store".

Apple's always used its advertisements to frame itself as a company with a different philosophy at its heart.