Sentence examples for plans to reframe from inspiring English sources

The group, named for a once-thriving enclosed mall in the city's northwest, plans to reframe the area as an international marketplace, with thematic gateways and transportation facilities.

At that meeting, Mr. Obama and his aides mapped out a day-by-day plan to reframe the race, to attack Mrs. Clinton as a politically disingenuous and divisive product of Washington, and himself as the "agent of change".

In addition to the use of statistics, a wide range of policy narratives were employed by different actors in their bid to reframe family planning as an important issue for economic growth, development and health, which should be prioritized in public policy-making.

In taking his argument to a national television audience and on a trip to the Texas border he plans to take on Thursday, Mr. Trump hoped to reframe the debate.

Dlamini-Zuma and others at the Addis Ababa talks are determined to reframe the conversation about family planning, emphasising human rights and drawing links with issues such as child marriage.

That is why we have set out to reframe the debate about the future of planning.

Malcolm Turnbull wants to reframe the decision as being between his own reassuring plan (which will deliver "jobs and growth", in case you've been in Antarctica these past few weeks) and Labor's record in government the last time.

First, we have to reframe malnutrition.

It is time to reframe the question.

"We need to reframe the discussion.

That staffer tried to reframe his tweets.