Sentence examples for extensive framework from inspiring English sources
Mark Fitzpatrick, of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, said: "I am surprised – very pleasantly so – that the #IranTalks reached an extensive framework for an agreement.
To avoid the risk of further expensive and destabilizing fiscal crises, the World Bank and IMF have built an extensive framework of best practice and transparency in fiscal policy into their frameworks for good governance in general and public-sector governance in particular.
The 2012 Energy Agreement provides an extensive framework of energy saving and RE production measures.
Ramudhin et al. (2009) revealed an extensive framework for eco-friendly supply chain systems.
This consequently qualifies an enhanced application of Banach's fixed point theorem for classifying a more extensive framework of issues than those which appeared in the current designs.
This work, unlike those which appeared in the current designs, consequently grants the enhanced applications of Banach's fixed point theorem for classifying an extensive framework of issues.
In the UK, there are extensive frameworks of research resources which collaboratives must actively access to ensure efficient study administration.
These approaches have a solid and extensive theoretical framework, jointly model expression patterns and associated measures of uncertainty, and can be used to detect differentially expressed genes across studies or to identify biomarkers associated with the conditions of interest.
I aim to impart as extensive a framework of global historical geography as possible.
"An extensive regulatory framework in California already exists to address policyholders' problems caused by a carrier's business decisions and investments," Judge Palazuelos wrote, citing the state insurance commission.
Labour has put in place an extensive regulatory framework that has established national standards for residential and home care services, it has set up new bodies to inspect services, to register social care staff, to raise professional and training standards and to spread good practice.
