Sentence examples for the reframe from inspiring English sources
verb
To frame again.
- The shop was reframing the painting.
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Currently, Mel is the Chief Media Architect of the ReFrame Network dedicated to covering what's good, what's working and what's possible in the areas of innovation, environment, business, education and well-being.
This novel version of BCL2DB represents an effort toward providing a more global picture of BCL-2 proteins, with the objective of facilitating the reframe from dualism to multiplicity.
That's where the reframing comes in.
And intuitively this makes sense, though it's not clear who is swayed by the reframing.
The reframing of this issue to be about neutrality of services is a red herring.
But his presentation marks a dangerous further step in the reframing of the debate about financial reform.
Context: The reframing of government immigration policy and rhetoric in terms of the relationship with the EU.
But here's the reframing: The Dodd-Frank Act specifies that the F.D.I.C. will be paid back through "assessments" on financial companies.
They said they hoped the reframing of the issue as a series of risks would help governments respond more rapidly to climate change.
