Sentence examples for by setting a framework from inspiring English sources
By setting a framework today, MPs will give themselves the time and space to take a decision.
They have implemented an investment model that takes social conditions as well as profit into account -- by setting a framework for sustainable inclusion in their investments.
As in the previous section, we begin by setting a suitable discrete framework and then investigate the stability and convergence properties of the scheme.
This paper discusses, from a multiphase reactor engineering perspective, the design of such contactors by setting an exhaustive modeling framework of catalytic wet oxidation in which the molecular, particle and reactor scales are integrated.
The story told by the nurse sets a framework for what I come to know (in sub-session two), as I am restricted to asking questions within this framework put up by the nurse in her first story.
Based on a formulation of the clustering task as an optimization problem using a multi-labeled Markov Random Field, we develop a semi-supervised motion segmentation algorithm by setting up a framework for incorporating prior knowledge into the segmentation algorithm.
"We hope that, by setting forth a framework for exercising its prosecutorial discretion, the commission will encourage companies to address unlawful conduct swiftly and meaningfully and to cooperate with law enforcement authorities.
By setting up a framework whereby no single issue exists on its own and all are negotiated at the highest level and in secrecy, he hopes to promote a process in which both sides will yield.
The paper begins by setting out a conceptual framework that serves to organize past work and identify remaining gaps.
Cameron's speech to the Conservative conference in Manchester on Wednesday was designed to show his determination to occupy the centre ground in the wake of Corbyn's emphatic victory in the Labour leadership contest by setting out an optimistic framework.
In keeping with this style of argument, Carneades prepared the way for his theory of probability by setting out an epistemological framework which, though obviously indebted to Stoic views, was intended to capture intuitions that were held much more widely.
