Sentence examples for agreed-upon framework from inspiring English sources

Like a treaty, the simple rules provided an agreed-upon framework for evaluating specific proposals.

Some onlookers, and even some officials, have suggested that, while there may not be a comprehensive deal, there could be an agreed-upon framework for a deal, with details to be worked out later.

With the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF), we can now rely on a globally agreed-upon framework and system for classifying the typical spectrum of problems in the functioning of persons given the environmental context in which they live.

What they want is an agreed-upon framework that doesn't suddenly lock the industry — which continues to innovate at a rapid clip — into a straightjacket while it is still figuring out the underlying technologies itself.

Created by the team itself, the charter binds team members to an agreed-upon framework for how the team will work, prioritize, communicate, make decisions, resolve disagreements, and evaluate team performance.

The search for solutions to these difficult challenges must be led by Africans, on the basis of the agreed-upon Framework, but with the sustained support and attention of the international community.

More systematic studies should be undertaken on the health systems of different countries, using agreed-upon frameworks and measurements.

The funding requirements are formulated within agreed-upon frameworks such as the Humanitarian Operational Plan and Early Recovery Assistance Framework for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province (KP) and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) as well as for the need for contingency stock requirements to respond to potential monsoon floods in 2013.

These competing interests among nations need to be replaced with an agreed-upon international system to harmonize existing rules within an agreed upon framework of law.

"Implementation would be subject to implementation of the road map," an Israeli official said in Jerusalem, referring to President Bush's internationally agreed upon framework for actions required of Israelis and Palestinians, which was drawn up in 2003.

The amendment concerned a section of the text demanding that Iran put in effect a yet-to-be-agreed-upon framework accord with the atomic energy agency on how it should conduct its investigation into suspected nuclear weapons research.