Sentence examples for government frame from inspiring English sources

Because issues on the regional level are so tangible, it is possible to debate new proposals without getting immobilized by the big government-versus-small government frame.

Mr. Dobuler, like many of the settlers, rejects the official Israeli finding that Dr. Goldstein was "solely responsible" for the massacre and depicts him as the victim of a government frame-up intended to isolate the settlers.

Still, the government framed a guilty man.

But when the government frames the problem in terms of income, the solutions are framed in terms of income.

Interestingly, the colonial government framed better privacy safeguards into communications interception than did the post-independence democratic Indian state.

Brazilian generals — backed by the U.S. government — framed it as a necessary evil to preserve democracy from a Communist takeover.

The urgency of the government framing such a strategy was only underlined by the article published last week by the American and French presidents and our own prime minister.

This month, a 16-year-old Bahraini protester was killed in what activists said was a brutal attack by security forces, but which Bahrain's government framed as self-defense.

The government framed the issues, story line, and slogans to serve its purposes.

In announcing the suspension of the R&D agreement, the Russian government framed it as a "countermeasure" to U.S. sanctions imposed on Russia after its annexation of Crimea in March 2014 and support for rebels in eastern Ukraine.

The study also aims to find out if there exist any gender-specific differences in the choice of students to start their own business if the government frames long term policies to support their venture.