Sentence examples for community framework from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present one such analytic tool a theoretically-based online community framework (OCF).

In the absence of a ladder of qualifications, a European community framework of language competency could be used by both types of school as a structure for students of community languages, he added.

We used a community framework based on dune geomorphology and wind-precipitation gradients to identify variables that explain patterns of reptile abundance.

The research leading to these results has received funding from the seventh European Community Framework Programme under Grant Agreement No. 614897 (ERC Consolidator Grant "TRANS-NANO"), and from the MSCA project 659144 'SCEL-TA'.

I know that this is a big concern of the British people.Questions related to visas or to asylum, for instance, have to be dealt with in a community framework if we want a properly functioning internal market.

Aware of potential conflicts, Article 4 obliges the Commission to monitor the application of national support schemes, to present a report thereon and if necessary to make a proposal for a Community framework RES support scheme.

A recent analysis of sampling methodologies in the U.K. suggests that community or venue-based sampling not only overrepresents the highest risk segment of the population, but also excludes the potentially large number of men who have sex with men but exist outside of these community frameworks [30].

Substantively, we demonstrate the lack of attention to place vulnerability within the age-friendly communities framework.

The Ottomans abandoned the legal pluralism of the "millet" system (a faith-community framework) in the 19th Century and adopted a citizenship model that granted equal rights to all, irrespective of religion.

Twigg's (2007) Characteristics of Disaster Resilient Communities framework is informed by the five priority actions of the Hyogo Framework for Action 2005 2015 (governance, risk assessment, knowledge and education, risk management and vulnerability reduction, and disaster preparedness and response), which enables a holistic overview of resilient communities.

We would argue that the 'two communities' framework, probably has greater applicability to Western contexts where research communities are large and research is largely carried out in universities, than in settings where policy communities (consisting of both researchers and interested policymakers) in fields such as health tend to consist of relatively few individuals.