Sentence examples for framework for nations from inspiring English sources

The act provided a framework for nations that were not bound by international treaties — India, Brazil, South Africa — to safely acquire nuclear-energy technology.

The act provided a framework for nations that were not bound by international treaties—India, Brazil, South Africa to safely acquire nuclear-energy technology.

In 1992, representatives from 178 countries met in Rio de Janierio, Brazil for a summit that led to the establishment of a voluntary framework for industrialized nations to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

No midway solution between the relative anarchy of independent, individual states and a world government with the full paraphernalia of legislative powers and of an overwhelming military force would provide a sufficiently stable international framework for the nations to feel that wars would not break out and thus stop them from behaviour that is often conducive to wars.

Scientists, astronauts, and space law specialists are gathering today and tomorrow at the first ever conference to hash out a legal framework for guiding nations on how to deal with an impending cosmic collision.

Called the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act, the draft law aims to establish a single national framework for state laws governing the information economy -- laws that vary widely around the nation.

Similar to JECFA, the CAC has no regulatory authority and its standards are not enforceable unless they have been adopted into the regulatory framework for a nation; however, its standards for food additives continue to serve as guidelines to many nations.

The French Parliament is soon to debate a draft bill that would establish a new framework for the nation's higher education and research systems.

The President should adopt that same framework for the nation by outlining a concrete plan for becoming the global leader in innovation.

While the standards set by the CAC serve as guidelines to nations, the CAC has no regulatory authority and their standards are not enforceable unless they have been adopted into the regulatory framework for a nation or otherwise indicated (Codex 2011).

As leaders prepare to agree Afghan Compact, UNICEF urges "Women and Children First" Kabul/London/Geneva, 30 January 2006 – As representatives of more than 70 countries sit down tomorrow with leaders of the Afghan Government to shape the reconstruction framework for the nation, UNICEF is urging delegates to maintain a clear focus on the development needs of children and mothers.