Sentence examples for has framed a from inspiring English sources

In Britain, Haroun's case has framed a heated political debate over whether refugees should be welcomed or stopped from coming.

The Obama administration's release of its National Broadband Plan in March has framed a debate over the issue between two strong, politically wired industries -- the telecommunications/Internet sector and electric utilities.

Throughout his career Federer has framed a lot of shots – because he hits the ball with such little margin for error – but he has been striking the ball particularly sweetly here.

The question the world will ask as it listens to Mr. Nixon tonight is whether he has framed a proposal on which it would be to Hanoi's interest to negotiate.

In her modest, ingratiating romantic comedy, "Achilles' Love," Meredith Cole has framed a valentine to the warm ties of Pittsburgh's Greek-Americans and to the bumpy road of love.

Mr. Kumar, who himself comes from a lower Hindu caste, has hardly ignored the reality of caste politics — his critics say he, too, has exploited caste — but he has framed a more broad-based appeal to voters focused on the shared benefits of development.

More than half had framed a prognosis in a more positive light than was warranted.

And Amazigh cultural and political leaders have framed a set of public demands for a postconflict Libya.

They had framed a lot of the posters on all four edges in silvery duct tape, and that made him easier to spot.

Someone had framed a man for murder, so he used his strength and intelligence to solve the case as efficiently as possible, and that was it.

They might have framed a more challenging question for the president.