Sentence examples for framework for government from inspiring English sources

That is the only point of substance in the document now agreed by both parties as their framework for government.

"The SARS epidemic is forcing us to rethink the whole theoretical framework for government that was developed under Jiang Zemin," he said, including the blindered emphasis on social stability and economic growth.

José Mujica proposed that the government legalize and distribute marijuana to cut off revenue to drug dealers; then, in November, a bill was introduced in the House of Representatives outlining a framework for government regulation of marijuana production, sales, and consumption.

Her first task will be to cobble together a framework for government that can bridge yawning policy gulfs between two of her three allies one on the far-left and one in the centre (both also led by women).Ms Thorning-Schmidt has already agreed a basic agenda with her primary ally, the Socialist People's Party.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 General framework for government investment in disaster risk reduction in China.

They "do institutionalize or cement the framework for government bureaucracy," Zenko told The Huffington Post.

Last week 85 governments attending the seventh World Water Forum signed the Lisbon Charter, which is aimed at providing a framework for governments to better understand their specific challenges and make informed decisions on water policy and regulation.

"The CLOUD Act creates both the incentive and the framework for governments to sit down and negotiate modern bi-lateral agreements that will define how law enforcement agencies can access data across borders to investigate crimes," Smith wrote.

The Guidelines provide the first international framework for governments as well as international organizations, civil society, the private sector, and professionals that directly or indirectly are involved with organizing, providing or monitoring out-of-home care for children.

The proposed SNA framework provides a new and useful assessment tool, particularly combined with broader frameworks, for government agriculture ministries, development practitioners and researchers to support the design and assessment of agricultural advisory systems.

Scalia and Thomas's approach, he concludes, "has a tendency to undermine the Constitution's efforts to create a framework for democratic government — a government that, while protecting basic individual liberties, permits citizens to govern themselves, and to govern themselves effectively".