Sentence examples for framework for later from inspiring English sources

Although they had little success, they did build a framework for later state-directed economic planning.

But a final budget serves as the framework for later spending and tax decisions and as a policy manifesto for the majority party.

Dix was by no means a radical — she was a stickler for ladylike manners — but she believed in her ability to influence social conventions and amend the status quo from within the system, and, in doing so, she articulated a framework for later feminist movements.

Starting from the definition of the framework for later focusing on the technical details allows not to lose sight of the purpose of the system, something really important if it is intended to work within a real network.

The Garden city concept as originated in Ebenezer Howard's milestone publication, "Garden Cities of Tomorrow," as well as the design features that architect-planners Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker brought to the British new towns of Letchworth (1903) and Welwin (1919) provided the conceptual framework for later suburban development (Ward 1993; Greed 1993; Sies and Silver 1996).

As the ITO never became ratified, GATT became the de facto framework for later multilateral trade negotiations.

Its success led to the three-chapter sequel, Dai Bakuhatsu!!!, which set the framework for a later serialization spanning 37 volumes.

We summarize what is known regarding these two broadly acting systems in Drosophila, which serves as an important framework for our later discussion on strategies used to probe specific host or pathogen factors.

The UNIX Streams [24] framework (and other frameworks deriving from it for later UNIXes) introduced control messages processed by stream modules along with data messages.

For example, once students become familiar with phylogenies and phylogenetic analysis, it should be possible to use phylogenies as a framework for advanced exercises in later parts of the organismal biology laboratory course, with students using phylogenies to test developmental, ecological, and/or evolutionary hypotheses.

The USEPA's framework for ecological risk assessment, later incorporated into the agency's 1998 ecological risk assessment guidelines, described an initial phase, to occur before any effort is expended on the risk assessment itself, as problem formulation.