Sentence examples for war framing from inspiring English sources

In written answers to questions from the newspaper, Obama tried to shake the Cold War framing.

In a major foreign policy address on at American University on Wednesday, Obama said the pending nuclear agreement with Iran — which would swap sanctions relief for a significant reduction in Iran's nuclear program — was the most important foreign policy decision since the Iraq War, framing the debate as a choice between "diplomacy... and some form of war".

If China deflects that inflationary pressure, then other countries will howl in protest and increase pressure on China to revalue.But here's what's missing from the war framing of the issue.

The "culture war" framing of the issue then will begin to dissolve and the NRA's fear tactics will become less and less effective.

Both would like to see the Syrian civil war framed, both at home and abroad, as a battle against chaos and uncertainty, and against men they call "terrorists".

Three Days in Moscow: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of the Soviet Union, reveals as never before President Ronald Reagan's battle to end the Cold War, framed around the historic, three-day 1988 Moscow Summit.

The following year, the couple rented the ground floor of a pre-Civil War frame house at 163 Court Street, and where Dom's Barbershop had sat for a quarter of a century they opened their own cozy little bookstore.

In his book "Brooklyn's Historic Clinton Hill and Wallabout" (self-published, $50), he examines the section of the city largely through historic photos of an earlier dimension that reveal the city's largest collection of pre-Civil War frame dwellings.

There is no binary Cold War frame.

- I believe that 'gender war' frame has been excessively reported online rather than the fact that misogyny actually exists.

The poll underlined the extent to which the war has framed the midterm elections.