Sentence examples for framework by which from inspiring English sources

Blair called religion at its best "a benign progressive framework by which to live our lives".

A legislative framework by which immigrants could be protected from discrimination was seen by some as a way of reducing tensions.

I read the eulogies for Margaret Thatcher and I thought that woman mistook capitalism as the framework by which you build a just and viable society.

Mr. Hadley added that Mr. Bush was going "with a vision and a set of principles" that would "provide the framework by which various issues of the day can be resolved".

Above all, this idea won't offer an adequate solution because it doesn't get to the real heart of the problem, which lies in the asymmetric framework by which pay is determined across the classes.

Circumlocutory title aside, the guidelines offer a framework by which foreign investors can pursue deals and manage these lands in a way that both boosts agricultural capacity and maintains the rights and needs of local communities.

On Sunday, a prominent mainland official said Hong Kong needed "re-enlightenment" about the "one country, two systems" arrangement – a political framework by which Beijing has governed the city since 1997.

By putting in place a permissive and flexible framework by which PCTs could be mutualised rather than eradicated, Lansley could have found a cause that could unite right and left.

Clegg also says the legal framework by which agencies can examine the content of communications is governed by laws written 14 years ago, before the internet revolution took hold.

The Millennium Development Goals were regarded as unrealistic targets when they were first introduced, but in the ensuing eight years they have become the framework by which both developing and developed nations set their priorities on aid.

What her approach lacked, however, was a disciplined framework by which other performers could be trained and an extension of the movement vocabulary that might widen the range of theatrical purposes to which it could be put.