Tom was framed.

We were framed.

I framed Tom.

I framed Tom.

I was framed.

I was framed.

I was nicely framed.

He was framed for murder.

He is framed for hard work.

He was framed by his wife.

Tom's lawyers say he was framed.

He was framed on a murder charge.

He was framed on a murder charge.

He was framed on a murder charge.

Tom told the police he had been framed.

Have you framed those paintings I brought in last week?

Tom framed the photograph and hung it over the bed.

How a concept is framed, the context and associations with which it is presented, affect human judgments enormously.

Aoun's win is being framed as a win for Hezbollah Iran.

She shows him framed family pictures and her room growing up.

You live them. But you may never have framed them that way.

Jacques Chirac, more cautiously, stated that stock options should be legally encadrés (framed).

When framed this way, aid has a better chance of becoming a priority.

Jacques Chirac, more cautiously, stated that stock options should be legally encadrés (framed).

This solution was not framed as a women s issue, but as a family benefit.

The walled Kastra (Castle), also called Ano Poli (Old Town), contains important Byzantine churches and timber framed, pastel painted houses with overhanging upper storeys.

It was originally framed by Merrill Flood and Melvin Dresher working at RAND in 1950.

Egypt s unfolding drama will be framed by the triangle of contradictions and demands among these three groups.

All we see, as she looks out of the window, are her eyes, nicely framed in mascara.

Since 1953, China has framed its macro objectives in the context of five year plans, with clearly defined targets and policy initiatives designed to hit those targets.

Nikolay is disposed of by having him framed for his wife s murder and tried by a crooked court.

The money illusion occurs because we are accustomed to economic values almost always being framed in terms of money.

That activist had been framed by local authorities after he had denounced abuses by the local family planning authorities.

The pre Arab Spring paradigm that framed the Middle East as being divided between moderates and extremists has become obsolete.

This question has long framed public debate about alcohol, tobacco, gambling, and other goods and services in many countries worldwide.

Under Wolfensohn s leadership, the Bank began to look for multifaceted strategies, framed by what he called a Comprehensive Development Framework.

The laws are often framed in broad terms, which allow flexibility in their application depending on the nature of the game.

Looking more closely, one finds that while these controversies were often framed in religious terms, they were not at all about religion.

The current system tends to reinforce gender roles, encouraging children to follow culturally framed paths, instead of nurturing their individual interests and potential.

Thus, the conflict in Ukraine has been framed as a renewed struggle against fascism and in defense of Russia s true, anti Western identity.

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The Tibetans have framed the recent wave of self immolations not only as acts of sacrifice but as acts with religious meaning, as in the tradition of offering one s body for the benefit of others.

But that is unconvincing, given that the issue was framed in almost identical terms three decades ago, when budgetary constraints were not a problem.

He begins by explaining how science works through the testing of hypotheses that are framed to be vulnerable to disproof, and then he goes on.

This is often explicit historically, debates about abortion, for example, are often framed in terms of the question When does the soul enter the body?