Sentence examples for framework has failed from inspiring English sources

Mr Starmer pointed out how stalkers are also using the internet — and he emphasised how the "current legislative framework" has failed to keep pace with changing technology.

His inquiry is charged with examining the "culture, practices and ethics of the press", including contacts between national newspapers and politicians, and the relationship between the press and the police, as well as "the extent to which the current policy and regulatory framework has failed".

The extent to which the current policy and regulatory framework has failed including in relation to data protection.

Actions during the financial crisis have made this protection quite explicit". "This framework has failed to serve us well," he said.

This does not suggest that an intervention research framework has failed to help us confirm the value of community participation.

Ian Blackford, a former managing director of Deutsche Bank, said the SNP's plans to retain the current UK financial framework have "failed".

The NAO said the framework had failed to provide value for money because the expected overshoot meant there was now little money to support further new renewables up to 2020.

This study demonstrates that, despite strong financial performance and earnings growth in Pennsylvania, as well as a generous and flexible regulatory framework, BA-PA has failed to increase investment in the state's telecommunications network and, in fact, has actually extracted capital out of Pennsylvania for use elsewhere.

It's affected by the eCare framework, which has failed to materialise, so there has locally been a reluctance to maintain what we've got, just in case the national one came along'.

In response to questions about the military commissions on Tuesday, Brooke Anderson, the chief national security spokeswoman for the transition, said, President-elect Obamaa has repeatedly said that he believes that the legal framework at Guantánamo has failed to successfully and swiftly prosecute terrorists".

Beijing has ruled the former British colony under a "one country, two systems" arrangement since a peaceful handover in 1997, and many demonstrators see the framework as evidence that the arrangement has failed.