Sentence examples for framing this issue from inspiring English sources

Framing this issue in terms of oil is exactly what Arab populations and indeed much of the world expect, which is why they are so cynical about our professions of support for democracy and human rights.

He points to his 1996 paper with Paul Wildman as framing this issue.

Also, framing this issue as a principal-agent problem, the role of activist shareholders in the EM-CSR relationship may be considered to be a relevant area of inquiry to be taken up by researchers.

This week, for once, Democrats are actually doing a pretty good job of framing this issue.

We need to reframe these issues and, I feel, the Democratic Party is not being effective in framing this issue.

My colleague at the Center for Global Development, Michael Clemens, has been arguing that the administration is wrong to frame this issue in terms only of a path to citizenship.

The Clinton administration has taken a "do-nothing attitude" about ensuring fairness for the millions who will connect by cable into the Internet, according to Lawrence Lessig, the Harvard law professor who has more than anyone framed this issue.

Some have sought to publicly frame this issue as a contentious disagreement between our two countries and the rest of the world over whether the virus should be destroyed.

Supply chain network design provides a means to frame this issue in terms of strategic decision making.

Clinton has framed this issue not just as one of health care benefits or social services, but as an economic one as well, focusing on full inclusion of disabled people in the economy.

"It was just complete misinformation which, to me, leads me to believe that part of the motivation is to create controversy where there is none and to try to frame this issue in a much more...adversarial way than it really is".