Sentence examples for successfully framed from inspiring English sources
So Republicans have successfully framed their agenda in the words: lower taxes, less government, strong defense and family values.
In addition they provide secretarial support to the Azerbaijan all-party parliamentary group – whose remit they have successfully framed to include no mention of human rights or democracy.
The Americans have successfully framed the debate as multilateral, affecting not only United States companies but their European and Japanese competitors.
Perhaps it's because politicians in all countries affected have successfully framed the crisis not only in terms of economic errors but also but also moral deficiencies.
Amazon's opponents - led, paradoxically, by retail giants like Best Buy and Wal-Mart - have successfully framed the issue as a battle between cyberspace and Main Street.
Labour's claim that the crash was caused by the US banking system, rather than by pay rises for NHS nurses, has largely fallen on deaf ears after Osborne successfully framed the debate in his favour.
He got his landmark victory in July, scrapping the carbon price after successfully framing the issue as one of household power bills rather than how Australia must avoid the worst ravages of climate change.
DeAnne Cuellar, a spokeswoman for Equality Texas, a partner in the pro-Hero Houston Unites coalition, said the result is "a huge defeat, especially coming after such a big win with marriage equality", and said it owed much to opponents successfully framing it as a "bathroom" ordinance.
OO The Cheapest, Fastest Global Warming Fighter: Energy Efficiency! - Obama's administration has been successfully framing policies this way, winning hearts and minds with dollars and cents.
After successfully framing Jorge for Valerie's murder, Dexter discovers that Oscar's description of the man who "saved" him from Valerie is in fact Jesus Christ.
The very fact that Jon Huntsman (who just nabbed third place in New Hampshire) has been able to successfully frame himself as the "pro-science" Republican candidate itself speaks to the misalignment of his competitors with reality.
