Sentence examples for a framework for resolving from inspiring English sources

The agreement provided for peace between Egypt and Israel and set up a framework for resolving the complex Palestinian issue.

Signing the revised bill on Thursday, Hutchinson said he believes the bill also provides a framework for resolving disputes in court and reflects the "diversity of our culture and our workforce".

"That Long-Awaited Peace Meeting" (editorial, Sept. 25) urges President Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to "push" the Israelis and the Palestinians to "sign a formal document laying out in as much detail as possible a framework for resolving the core issues of borders, refugees and the status of Jerusalem".

A full-scale peace agreement may be unrealistic, but Ms. Rice should aim to have the two sides sign a formal document laying out in as much detail as possible a framework for resolving the core issues of borders, refugees and the status of Jerusalem.

Yet in a week when China's efforts to convene a second round of multilateral talks, as a framework for resolving the stand-off over North Korea's nuclear ambitions, revived hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough, William Perry, a widely respected former American defence secretary, was predicting that there could be war over the issue before the year was out.

Source, TGIE: The Middle-Way Approach: A Framework for Resolving the Issue of Tibet (2006).

Mr. Obama has reinforced this concern by refusing to pursue an American-Iranian "grand bargain" — a comprehensive framework for resolving major bilateral differences and fundamentally realigning relations.

At the time, few asked if there was a legal framework for resolving potential disputes.

Informed by this debate, we ask in this paper to what extent does Ecological Modernisation precepts provide a governance framework for resolving freshwater management conflicts in the context of New Zealand's political economy?

We have presented a novel framework for resolving differences in gene expression patterns for the early mouse embryo based on single-cell gene expression data.

Conflict may arise in cases of unmet expectations from the mentor/mentee, failure to meet timelines, unusual demands from mentees, mentees frustrations and absence of a systematic framework for resolving such conflict.