Sentence examples for framework that acknowledges from inspiring English sources

Instead, Watts appreciates momentary pleasures but in a narrative framework that acknowledges all good things come to an end.

Zero Trust is a security framework that acknowledges work no longer happens behind the friendly confines of a firewall.

They propose an access framework that acknowledges the role of decisions made during the R&D period on later implementation.

Because partial protection accommodates otherwise-competing values, it helps establish an inclusive, "common ground", framework that acknowledges differences.

Despite these limitations, the development of an integrative framework that acknowledges and balances the tradeoffs between credibility, feasibility, and comparability is urgently needed.

Therefore, understanding the effect of sex and gender on health care utilization and access requires an analytic framework that acknowledges these complexities.

To water the seeds of peace, we need to recognize the humanity on all sides of this conflict and work to create a framework of peace that acknowledges the truths of two distinct narratives without disregarding the pains of the other.

In order to make this vision a reality, we really need the sector's leaders to lobby for a new strategy and framework for social care that acknowledges the financial reality but argues that quality of life for people with a disability need not necessarily reduce if we focus on the role of civil society and Community Connecting.

Perhaps, in acknowledging the concerns of Hindu Americans, particularly children, the new frameworks could strive for language that acknowledges groups' right to self define, doesn't adversely impact others, and promote a new way of bringing Californians from all backgrounds to the table together.

Our analysis demonstrates that a model of juvenile justice that acknowledges the immature judgment and unformed character of young actors fits comfortably within both of these frameworks.

It is possible to construct an interpretation that acknowledges the central importance of virtue and the cultivation of character in Buddhism within an overall framework that is consequentialist.