Sentence examples for framework endorses from inspiring English sources

Informed by recent research, the Framework endorses play-based learning, which is described as "a context for learning through which children organise and make sense of their social worlds, as they engage actively with people, objects and representations" (Commonwealth of Australia, 2009, p. 6).

But Beijing made it clear on Sunday it would control the nominating process, and the framework endorsed by the standing committee of the National People's Congress is particularly tough.

A Framework endorsed in December 2003 by the National Biotechnology Policy Committee, established by the Cabinet in March 2003 and chaired by the Prime Minister.

This framework, endorsed and validated by the Reference Group, is particularly useful in underpinning the development of sustainable rural and remote PHC models.

This framework was endorsed by all the governing council members with one exception.

As a neoconservative political theorist, she is advocating a return to the paternalistic morality of the Enlightenment in Britain and providing an intellectual framework to endorse the Bush and Blair-Brown governments.

Overall, the themes of the conceptual framework were endorsed by the women and the questionnaire was regarded as highly relevant.

This model and framework was endorsed by the UWS Academic Senate in 2011, where it was mandated that inherent requirement statements must be developed (using the IRONE model and framework) for all courses by 2013.

The framework will be endorsed by China and members of the Association of Southeast (sic) Asian Nations at a summit in Manila on Monday.

The "framework" agreement already endorsed by Britain and Ireland an Ulster assembly balanced by links with the south is essentially the same compromise deal as the Anglo-Irish Sunningdale agreement of 1973.

"Unfortunately, the proposed Conflict Minerals Regulation that the European commission has put on the table is extremely weak and risks undermining a lot of the [UN and OECD] voluntary frameworks it already endorses," says Michael Gibb of the NGO, Global Witness, which is leading a campaign to clean up the EU's €123bn (£83bn) mineral trade, the fourth largest in the world.