Sentence examples similar to this reframes the issue from inspiring English sources

But the aggressive final dismantling of the postwar settlement in the UK (and elsewhere) reframes the issue.

In this case, the negotiators achieved mutual gains through reframing the issue in question from a renegotiation to a salary advance.

In minutes, she reframed the issue.

By reframing the issue, he brings clarity to complexity.

And they try to help them reframe the issue in a more positive light.

We decided to reframe the issue and question why menstrual hygiene remains shrouded in taboo.

What Walker's trying to do, though, is reframe the issue.

You thought that mayors had the credibility to reframe the issue as one of crime control, rather than gun control.

"But," chimed in Rebecca, "when you reframe the issue as 'how can we save lives?' the conversation shifts.

It suggested using "web videos, podcasts, photo-based stories" and other "attention-grabbing formats" for "creatively reframing the issue".

How has the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment "reframed the issue" of how human activities have a direct impact on nature?