Sentence examples for framework of government from inspiring English sources

Historically, public services seem to have been designed within the constraints of the structure, organisation and legal framework of government.

Explicit embedding of the economy within the framework of government and society provides a natural, both formal and informal, control system.

Our Constitution explicitly gives us a unitary head of state, but it leaves the framework of government almost completely to congressional design.

It was the first framework of government written and enacted in the territory that is now the United States of America.

"The entire framework of government oversight needs to be reviewed and strengthened," said Frances Beinecke, president of the Natural Resources Defense Council.

But in 1682 William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, provided for the absolute right of religious freedom in his framework of government for the new colony.

7 However, in many countries the debate continues as to whether or not to offer the vaccine to boys in the framework of government-funded national immunization programs as is done for girls.

The constitution of 1851, which remains the framework of state government, made it nearly impossible for the state to go into debt, reinforced the powers of local government, and created a tax-supported public school system.

Only Labour can provide the framework of a government that could stop Boris Johnson, abetted by Nigel Farage, turning Britain into a Thatcherite free-market wasteland.

These holdings were first consolidated into estates (shōen) organized under the authority of the civil nobility and religious establishments, and they remained within the framework of imperial government.

When designed and paired within the framework of effective government policies and land use planning, they can leverage the kind of change needed on the ground.