Sentence examples for threat framing from inspiring English sources

The US was alert to the threat, framing the insurgency as part of the "global war on terror".

These choices, grounded in ideologies of Black threat, frame separation from Blackness as a rational choice.

Liam Esler, video game producer and writer, doesn't believe that Pokémon Go represents any sort of unique threat, and that framing it as uniquely different than any other free app shows a lack of understanding about how free apps work.

To meet such threats, he framed a policy statement in 1904 that became known as the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.

There is another problem with framing the threat as "global".

Whether or not the passport was planted, the Paris attacks have led numerous pundits and politicians to develop narratives unjustly framing refugees as national security threats.

Framing the debate in terms of threat rings hollow.

If the facts of the matter inspire an emotional threat reaction, perhaps this can be mitigated by framing it as something not incompatible to one's world view.

Google, which participated in an Internet-wide protest effort against SOPA in 2011, is framing Hood's efforts as a threat to the fundamental freedom of the Internet.

By intentionally and repeatedly framing a Black man as a menacing threat to vulnerable white people, the media justified the violence that a nine-year prison sentence represents.

After the two men have it out, Garrett reports the confrontation to Lindsay, framing himself as innocent and Kenny as a threat.