Sentence examples for a framework for something from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult territory, because we are saying we will create a framework for something that feels less good than what people got a generation ago, but it could be better than what they might otherwise get".

Canndescent is a framework for something much larger than just making the investors happy.

It is setting a framework for something else entirely.

There are standards and guidelines set forth by the Secretary of the Interior that provides a framework for identifying whether something that is at least 50 years old is significant: is the property associated with an important event or person in our history, is the building or structure architecturally notable, or can the site provide data to answer important questions about our past?

Perhaps you might engage a mind/body practice that gives you a framework for your progress, something like tai chi that teaches you mindfulness and internal focus.

There's a nice-looking framework for something the neighbors know isn't there: streetcars.

Still, almost everyone involved in the process and many outside it give Mr. Cuomo high marks for his framework for something that could prove more difficult than his earlier successes with legalizing same-sex marriage and passing a tough state budget.

Notwithstanding the challenges ahead, the many changes and ideas articulated herein provide new hope and something of a framework for progress towards the improved prevention and relief of psychiatric and other CNS disorders, an urgent mission for our Century.

But he said "there was a possible common understanding by the end of the week" on the guiding principles for the negotiations – something that constitute "a framework for what a future Syria would look like".

Ghani and co-author Clare Lockhart subtitled their book A Framework for Rebuilding a Fractured World, which seems something of an embarrassment now as we see, after a year-and-half under Ghani's reign, Afghanistan itself remains fractured.

Give the task to a person to create something new and provide a framework for incentives for good task accomplishment.