Framers [noun]

That any one would dream of doing such a thing had, I suppose, never occurred to its framers.

But the framers and followers of the outward beauties derive thence the rule of judging of them, but not of using them.

It would almost seem as if the framers of the Bill left out of sight the circumstances which obtain in agricultural districts.

Boards had been placed across it for the convenience of the framers, and on these Jim threw his blankets.

How far did the framers of our Constitution desire or intend that the will of the people should govern?

The framers of our government, through some oversight, neglected to supply us with a diplomatic service.

Let us, then, turn this government back into the channel in which the framers of the Constitution originally placed it.

The framers had to select words with extreme care lest some State might refuse to join the federation.

The excessive pretensions of the framers of metaphysical systems had led to hopeless puzzles and merely verbal solutions.

In perusing this Report it is easy to follow with more or less accuracy the individual bent of its framers.