The need for organized processes and checks of barriers and facilitators in the translation of knowledge demands a framework on which one can build, and with which testable and useful interventions can proceed in a measured, thoughtful way.
The other is a framework on which to grow those cells so that they take up the right shape.
Bring together a summit of local authority leaders to agree a framework on what more can be done locally to support refugees and asylum seekers.
However, others argue that it sets out a framework on which future negotiations could be based and that its failure would be a disaster.
The story, meanwhile, is really a framework on which she hangs a political commentary about the problems of ordinary women in contemporary Japanese society.
"The situation has not been helped by NHS England's decision to devolve responsibility for this issue to local NHS managers without a framework on how these GP practices should be supported.
But Norriss makes this story very much his own, using the conceit as a framework on which to hang a short, serious and heartfelt morality tale for younger readers.
"We believe we have agreement on a framework on health and education spending," Elliot J. Diringer, a White House spokesman, said after Mr. Clinton met today with Congressional leaders of both parties.
The two sides have a framework on "what he needs to do to satisfy the vetting concerns and that gives her an opportunity to consider the job on the merits," said one person close to the Clintons.
At issue for Mr. Clinton is whether he believes he can put a framework on a deal that the Bush administration would be left to brush in with details.
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.
