Sentence examples for framework for the next from inspiring English sources

The federal parliament also needs to adopt electoral reforms to provide a credible and transparent framework for the next parliamentary elections, due in 2013.

Now that Stern has set out the framework for the next exercise in 2021, HEFCE will initiate a technical consultation in November to fill in the details.

The Graduate and Professional Student Assembly plans to revise and update the GPCI during Spring 2018 to establish a framework for the next 5 years.

Ofcom welcomed the announcement and said it would be publishing detailed proposals on its regulatory framework for the next generation of broadband but stopped short of commenting on BT's hopes of improving its profits.

Once we recognise that these companies are not our protectors, we can approach them reasonably, and find the right political framework for the next Google or Facebook eventually to rise and replace the current ones".

Though the road map drafted by the Quartet - the US, the EU, Russia and the UN - provides a framework for the next moves, almost everyone acknowledges that its success or failure hinges on American determination to implement it.

The European Council urges the Commission to put these aims into practice as swiftly as possible in the framework of the next integrated programme for SMEs.

The availability of all three AM-bound structures thus provides a detailed structural basis to explain the delicate structure-activity relationship of these ABA mimics, and a rational framework for designing the next generation of ABA analogs for applications in drought stress management for agricultural crops.

Adequate notation of significant events, impressions, and agreed-on information are of great value in reconstructing the interview at a later date and in providing a framework for planning the next session.

A recent $1.5 million grant from the W. M. Keck Foundation will fund the development of a web-based informatics portal that will provide the framework for building the next generation of predictive models, while a new $2.5 million grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation will support seven specific projects focused on global change forecasting in California.

They want a pivotal role in erecting the intellectual framework for this next era and making it happen.