Sentence examples for framework document for from inspiring English sources

It's supposed to be a "framework document for consultation".

Should membership conditions be stiffened in the framework document for the negotiations, Turkey's parliament may not approve the extension of the customs protocol next month.

Conceived as an empowering initiative to allow rural communities to commission their own broadband provider, the framework document for rural broadband the DCMS issued was so tightly drawn that only two telecom giants, BT and Fujitsu, were interested and the latter soon dropped out.

In Burkina Faso, the strategy developed by the Ministry of Energy in 2009, named the "Framework Document for Biofuels Promotion Policy" [57], has not yet been adopted by the government.

Recommendations: A number of recommendations have been made: The sustainability strategy developed during the programme should be completed and adopted as a reference framework document for addressing sustainability issues.

The editorial by Bergman et al. (2013) also pointed out that the International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS) Framework document for risk assessment (IPCS 2002) adopts a default assumption that evidence of toxicity in animals is relevant to humans.

The Union of Concerned Scientists, a nonprofit American watchdog group, released a framework document this week for reducing the projected oil use of the United States by half over 20 years.

Reforms would save £8 - £10m annually from operating costs, which in the last financial year amounted to £36m, according to a framework document, Working Together for the Arts, published today.

The outcome of these consultations was the Agenda for Protection, a framework document that outlined a series of goals and objectives for addressing and managing contemporary refugee-protection challenges confronting individuals, states, and UNHCR.

Most crucial, however, is the fact that the framework document is not the proposal for unification that it has been seen as (not least in a selective preemptive leak published Feb. 1 by the Times of London and reported by a 26-year-old editorial writer who is also a Unionist activist).

The resulting feedback was incorporated into the first completed version of the framework document, which was released broadly for discussion in June 2011 to public health units across Ontario, independent academics working in the areas of public health and ethics, and individuals at specific organizations described in the acknowledgements.