Sentence examples for framework setting forth from inspiring English sources

Their initial discussions will produce a preliminary implementation framework setting forth a set of strategies for change.

A Waterfront Access Plan is a detailed framework set forth... New York (City).

It consists not of devising our preferred system of government, but of understanding and applying the framework set forth in the Constitution.

In assessing claims of age discrimination brought under the ADEA, the Fourth Circuit, like others, [n.2] has applied some variant of the basic evidentiary framework set forth in McDonnell Douglas.

In the notes accompanying its values statement, Verizon said it had relied on the framework set forth in the best-selling book, "Built to Last" (HarperCollins, 1994), which said visionary companies have core values and a core purpose.

The framework set forth in Montana "broadly addressed the concept of 'inherent sovereignty.' " Strate v. A-1 Contractors, 520 U. S. 438, 453 (1997) (quoting Montana, supra, at 563).

He concludes by stating that under the framework set forth in the Turner cases, the government can defend rate regulation for information industries as directly furthering its interest in checking abuses of market power, and courts have been willing to uphold traditional rate regulation where the government can demonstrate that completion is restricted or largely absent.

In affirming the District Court’s dismissal of the complaint, the Second Circuit relied on its settled precedent requiring an employment discrimination complaint to allege facts constituting a prima facie case of discrimination under the framework set forth in McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U. S. 792.

Nonetheless, the theoretical framework set forth in this Article identifies various scenarios in which health-care spending may exhibit greater sensitivity to liability pressures.

Using this theory as a guiding framework, we re-analyzed the themes identified as core components of planning in order to identify the primary components of the retention structure according to the framework set forth by Walsh and Ungson ([1991]).

The new framework set forth in Purple Communications not only exaggerates the need for employees to exercise their Section 7 rights by using a company's email system, but also unfairly burdens an employer's resources, time, and energy in implementing such access.