Sentence examples for framing the program from inspiring English sources

Senior administration officials noted that Mr. Obama did not issue an executive order, instead framing the program as a further easing of his deportation policy.

The collection of information from member countries, particularly in the form of the annual reports requested by Article XI of the Constitution (see Article XI Reports, page 19), and the use of this material in framing the Program of Work, in implementing FAO's work projects, and in advising member governments.

Ms. Minck's films, variations on a single idea, framed the program.

And the group framed the program with a pair of diverting Albinoni Sonatas (Op. 2, Nos. 2 and 5).

Derek Bermel's music framed the program, which opened with his performance of a solo clarinet work, "Thracian Sketches" (2003).

Instrumental works framed the program by the Da Capo Chamber Players at Merkin Concert Hall on Tuesday evening, and in some ways those pieces gave the performance its grit and ballast.

Contrasting settings of the Magnificat framed the program, which ended with Bach's fast-paced D major masterpiece, a marvel of economy.

Mr. Mealy and Julie Andrijeski framed the program with vigorous but carefully shaped accounts of the twin solo lines in the Partitas III and I, from "Harmonia Artificioso-Ariosa".

In a panel discussion after the performance, two of the composers, Frederic Rzewski and Jerome Kitzke, were identified ("outed" was the term used by the moderator, Joseph Dalton) as straight, and as it happened, their music framed the program.

This was part of a comprehensive effort to design and frame the program as a strength-based, skills training intervention for families, as opposed to "therapy" for individuals with mental health problems.

Mr. Milarsky framed the Thursday program with two of Mr. Adams's most frenetic works.