A key area of tension is that consumption goals or targets for richer countries, as part of a wider framework of goals, would be necessary to stay within environmental limits and to provide a safe space for poverty reduction in poor countries.
This is a problem for voluntarist accounts of parenthood to the extent that duties between parents and children should fit within a wider framework of familial duties (Rachels 1989; Mills 2003; see Mullin 2010, for discussion; Encyclopedia article on Special Obligations).
These kind of partnerships necessitate a level of discretion, but it's become apparent that some might be operating within a wider framework of secrecy, with the revelation that two Freemasons' lodges set up for MPs and political journalists are continuing to operate secretly at Westminster.
Results such as those of our study need to be considered within a wider framework of built environment planning, design and management, perhaps based on systems theory.
"I believe in the diplomacy of cities," Hidalgo said on Tuesday, adding that the event was part of a wider framework for cooperation between the city of Paris and the Palestinian and Israeli authorities.
In the following sections, we propose a wider framework for the construction of image similarity measures.
CC Training should form part of a wider framework for reducing race inequality and address the needs of the organisation and its staff.
So PM spaces offer a wider framework (than that of the metric spaces) and are general enough to cover even wider statistical situations.
Also, it may be possible to improve the design of the new CPC by defining goals based on rights that are at the same time measurable at output, outcome and impact levels, and that are also closely interrelated in a wider framework than that of individual projects and programmes.
Taking a broader perspective the quality agenda in health can be understood in the context of a much wider framework of reforms, within which performance management plays a significant role.
