Sentence examples for by creating a framework from inspiring English sources

Dr. Berne said Mr. Levy was making good use of his time as chancellor by creating a framework for superintendent evaluations that future chancellors could expand on.

It can do so by creating a framework of incentives that will increase the energy efficiency of its economy to match that of Europe or Japan.

By creating a framework for businesses, and now individuals, to deliver users to a focused experience, Scan is putting QR tech's best foot forward.

(ii) to reduce the burden at the analyst side by creating a framework that is semantically driven by an enriched ontology so that the changes are performed by the analyst itself without depending on the IT developers.

The bill accepts fossil fuels as the center of the state's long-term energy strategy by creating a framework for fracking to increase oil production.

It eliminates the prospect of bailout by creating a framework in which a failure can be managed with creditors taking responsibility".

Data were analysed by creating a thematic framework, underpinned by the socioecological model, which included familiarisation of data across the studies, indexing, charting, mapping and interpretation.

Now the university has proposed a major overhaul that would guarantee the smooth transfer of credits by creating a common framework for general education courses — a so-called core curriculum — at all of its two- and four-year colleges.

Since the porous form of hydroxyapatite has been postulated to grow into bone in specific surgical procedures, although it is not osteoinductive [ 9, 19, 23, 27], it resists infection by creating a vascularized framework through the granules [ 16, 33– 33].

And, of course, collaboration locally is greatly helped by government departments creating a framework that facilitates rather than impedes the sharing of resources and outcomes, something that Whitehall and Westminster still seem unwilling to grasp.

In our office we are interested in creating a framework by which the word 'technology' can indeed be engaged through its practical corollaries -- communication and material -- in the creation of architectural and urban space.