Sentence examples for accept the framework from inspiring English sources

When, for example, he was asked a question about taxation, he didn't accept the framework around which the debate was constructed either.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas walked away from a generous Israeli statehood offer eight years ago and in 2014 refused to accept the framework for a settlement that Mr. Kerry outlined on Wednesday.

Tehran's chief negotiator, Abbas Aragchi, declared that the six world powers which had been carrying out the negotiations had "clearly said that they accept the framework proposed by us" and all were "ready to start drafting" the agreement.

"If there is any substance in the response from the Israeli side – for example, if they accept the framework of a two-state solution based on the 1967 borders and an end to occupation, with timelines and mechanisms – then there will be progress," Abbas said.

At a meeting at the White House on Monday, according to a senior administration official, Mr. Obama pressed Mr. Netanyahu to accept the framework, which would set out general terms on issues like Israel's security and the borders of a future Palestinian state, and allow the eight-month-old negotiations to be extended.

This gives good reason to keep pressing the parties to accept the framework agreement Kerry is expected to present in the coming weeks.

The Israeli cabinet accepted the framework with several reservations that were within the guidelines laid out by the president.

I believe that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas made a huge historical mistake by not accepting the framework for future negotiations that the Americans proposed in the last round of talks.

Or does it want to try to muddle through accepting the framework of the systems that are failing?" As always, Mr. Gingrich continues to mix the abstract and the more politically concrete.

From the 1880s the party's history was characterized by a series of conflicts between those who argued for understandings with other Catholic parties that accepted the framework of parliamentary liberalism (or with parties that resisted the encroachment of centralized state power) and those for whom the tactical alliance implied a watering down of principle.

Some theorists have done so by accepting the framework Parfit has set for the investigation; that is, they have carried on the work of developing an ethical theory that succeeds in meeting Parfit's minimal requirements for adequacy.