Sentence examples similar to framing the report from inspiring English sources

Mitch Anderson, a campaigner for Amazon Watch, said that Chevron had resorted to "embarrassing public relations tactics" because credible news sources had not sufficiently framed the report the way they would like, namely, to "to place all of the blame for Texaco's environmental disaster in Ecuador on PetroEcuador," Texaco's former partner.

The Reddit sub-forum /r/onetruegod, which is devoted to Cage memes and news, framed the report with the headline, "Our prayers have been answered brothers and sisters!!" Reactions from commenters were less than enthusiastic.

This wasn't how the Washington Post framed the story: the newspaper reported that Trump, in his meeting last Wednesday with Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, appeared to "be boasting about his inside knowledge of the looming threat".

In his report framing the issues before the committee, Mr. Harkin, an Iowa Democrat, said he was concerned that for-profit colleges received a disproportionate share of federal aid, and spent a large share of their revenues on expenses unrelated to teaching, while their students tended to borrow extensively and default more.

Indeed, a pilot study of instructors who self-reported techniques for mitigating student resistance or promoting student buy-in to active learning found that more than 80% reported framing the culture/dynamics of the course (Science Education Initiative, 2013).

"Without any constitutional authority, Karzai ordered the police to conduct a second investigation, which resulted in the conclusion that the defendant had been framed," the cable reports.

She highlighted the significance of UNFPA's report for framing the family planning discussion, connecting human rights with economic development.

The Drudge Report framed the Politico story "With just three on stage, Democratic debate moderator plans to dive deep" -- as Dickerson coordinating with the three campaigns.

Even the dominant paradigm of sustainable development that frames the report is outside the prime minister's comfort zone.

My quarrel–I'm aware that it could be termed a quibble is with some of the rhetoric used to frame the College Board's report and the administration's audacious graduation goal.

The environment department spokesperson told Guardian Australia: "The department was concerned that the framing of the report confused two issues – the world heritage status of the sites and risks arising from climate change and tourism".