Sentence examples for going to be framed from inspiring English sources

You can't create an index that government policy is going to be framed around on the basis of embryonic, tentative, incomplete works in progress.

At the time, Dr. Burn was excited, she said, adding, "I thought, something is really going to happen on this issue, and it's going to be framed in a positive way".

"This administration is not going to pay to go inspect another hole in the ground, and whatever happens, it is not going to be framed as an exchange, where everyone gives up something to obtain Pyongyang's cooperation".

RL: Policy is not going to be framed around this for decades, but unless you have the index you'll never get to a point where you can influence things.

An extension of old biotech debates is to be expected if SB is going to be framed familiarly as a risk issue.

Not every image you take is going to be perfectly framed.

And it was a year more before I knew that there was going to be a frame beyond hers: the frame of what all of them would tell if we could put it in one book.

As I have written before at length, I thought that I was going to be assassinated and framed for a series of crimes sweeping the nation.

As people stood there in silence, listening, it seemed clear that this was going to be an event framed by one of the biggest UK news events of the year, not only because the tower block remains, physically, overlooking the site, but because the trauma experienced by so many – and the state negligenceand incompetence that's become searingly apparent since the fire – has resonated so widely.

They are still not going to be making full-frame trucks with cars, but they have to be able to make any car in their lineup.

Sony did announced a few months ago they weren't going to be producing full frame senors any more, so that could be part of what brought on this change by Nikon.