Sentence examples for a framework for discussions from inspiring English sources

The next step in the talks will be for the two sides to agree on a framework for discussions.

The proposal, presented Wednesday as a framework for discussions at the World Trade Organization meeting next month in Cancún, Mexico, sets out a framework on farm subsidies, tariffs and export aid.

Mandela met secretly at the prison, and even in the presidential mansion, with Botha and government ministers to draw up a framework for discussions between the government and the ANC.

But the union's general secretary, Len McCluskey, said Mr Miliband's speech provided a framework for discussion:.

This makes possible a valuable new perspective on experimental results, and provides a framework for discussion of the concepts behind different algorithm-design approaches.

Using the RRICC model (Plante, 2007) as a framework for discussion, and through the lens of cultural praxis, the purpose of this article is to highlight ethical issues for sport psychologists when working with religious and spiritual athletes.

One of the challenges is to define a framework for discussion within which the domains of curiosity-driven and issue-driven investigations can be visualized and inform each other.

Our quantification of daily steps and fall/winter reductions provides a framework for discussion and monitoring.

Participants of the "Roundtable Discussion on Biological Activity of Remediation Products" held at the Asilomar Conference on Bioremediation and Biodegradation, 9 12 June 2002, presented a framework for discussion that highlights the limitations of monitoring techniques for site remediation (Ford et al. 2002).

Ultimately, the Assembly will either come up with a compromise of its own to deliver to the Senate or it will use the Senate bill as "a framework for future discussions," Mr. Hefner said.

In 1969, Dr. Whitrow was invited to serve as the first president of the newly founded International Society for the Study of Time, which tries to provide a framework for interdisciplinary discussions of the subject.