Sentence examples for to reframe this debate from inspiring English sources

Democrats have a chance to reframe this debate and take their momentum on to other issues.

We need to reframe this debate, he argued: it's not about private v public, but about size, scale, and form.

"They're trying to reframe the debate and say this is not simply a matter of trade flows … [that] this is about a long-term geopolitical competition between the U.S. and China," said Robert J. Shapiro, a Washington consultant and top Clinton administration economic strategist.

But with continued slow growth in the outlook, it's time to reframe the debate.

We really have to reframe the debate and ask for a real change in the law.

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

But the key is to reframe the debate to move growth in a multipolar world.

Daniel O'Donnell, the area's incoming state assemblyman, is among those trying to reframe the debate.

They are so keen to adopt populist rhetoric that they throw away the opportunity to reframe the debate positively.

So isn't there an opportunity to reframe the debate as the relationship between ethical sourcing and ethical selling?

AT&T has tried to reframe the debate, arguing that 90 percent of Americans have a choice of five or more carriers in their local markets.