The White House is likely to frame any government shutdown as a consequence of Republicans protecting the wealthy at the expense of the nation's economy and poor.
While 18 Democrats voted for the resolution, most followed their leadership and voted present ― neither a yes nor a no, though Republicans are likely to frame anything but an affirmative vote as an attack on ICE anyway.
For example, public health approaches are more likely to frame violence against women as a contributor to poor health than as a social injustice (Parks 2009).
His tax proposals, which would raise $320 billion in new revenue over a decade, were more likely to frame the upcoming debate than start negotiations on tax reform.
Yet older budget-holders are likely to frame their ambitions differently, often in terms of stability, maintenance and protection; a language less familiar to those who cut their teeth in the support of younger people.
Whatever Trump proposes next, he's likely to frame it in big, bold terms regardless of how extensive or immediate an impact.
Even if a gene drive moratorium is not approved, whatever language is used is likely to frame how gene drives are tackled by CBD in the future.
So it is hardly happenstance that the politicking likely to frame the campaign for presidential elections next year is centering on this eroded expanse of industrial promise.
Often, he concluded by disagreeing with them; more significantly, he expressed his own conclusion in ways that are likely to frame the next round of the debate.
But the thinking behind them, and the arguments against them, are likely to frame the debate here over the use of public funds for social causes.
