But he made clear that he would like to see the Bush administration make its decisions in the framework of a commitment to pay off the debt by the end of the decade.
Even though it is a science in which the believers or the adherents of a particular religion explicate and critically analyze the truth that is represented by them, it nevertheless has to remain free within the framework of this commitment, and it has to fulfill the responsibility of its scientific task on the basis of its own autonomy.
"We reserve the right to enrich uranium to a level that will produce medical isotopes to treat the illnesses of our suffering people and to allow us to continue peaceful nuclear research within the framework of our international commitments.
One of the most important challenges facing our future is the balance between energy needs and production, in the framework of the CO2 commitments almost universally adopted.
The White House said it was aware of Iran's order and noted that Rouhani had said any such work on the vessels would be done within the framework of Iran's commitments.
Methodology The evaluation analysed UNICEF's response using the framework of its Core Commitments for Children in Emergencies (CCC), the standard OECD/DAC criteria for evaluating humanitarian action, as well as SPHERE minimum standards, where relevant.
The evaluation analysed UNICEF's response using the framework of its Core Commitments for Children in Emergencies (CCC), the standard OECD/DAC criteria for evaluating humanitarian action, as well as SPHERE minimum standards, where relevant.
Baroness Randerson promised UK ministers would produce a "reserved powers framework and a set of commitments to further devolution agreed by all the parties" by St David's Day, 1 March.
Congo's Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework has established a skeleton of commitments for the nation's government, other governments in the region and the international community, but the input and support from the people and women of eastern Congo is essential to transforming a peace agreement into meaningful change.
The commitment is "a commitment to the further confrontation of new phenomena within the framework of that theory, a commitment to a research programme, and a wager that all relevant phenomena can be accounted for without giving up that theory" (1980, 88).
You wouldn't expect, say, Jon Trickett, the shadow Cabinet Office minister, to lay out detailed plans for pay, pension and Whitehall's structure, but you should expect him to have a framework of analysis, and a commitment to change – or, it turns out, to the status quo.
