Sentence examples for framework to confront from inspiring English sources

"We are trying to have a framework to confront a situation that is not normal," he said.

The Arab League will pursue an international legal framework to confront insults to religion and to ensure respect for all faiths and their symbols, he said.

We show how using a multi-agent modelling approach provide a valuable framework to confront two potentially conflicting conservation efforts in this mountain Mediterranean landscape, that of the within-species diversity of a tree (Abies alba, the European silver fir) and that of an endangered species (Vipera ursinii ursinii, the Orsini viper).

Students are using an intersectional framework to confront these dynamics of oppression on and off campus and change them.

He added: "We need a robust legal framework to confront the circumstances… I have decided that we should reestablish control of our frontiers".

And yet there's been a marked increase in girls being recruited into UK gangs over the past decade, an increase that in 2013 prompted the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) to devise a strategic framework "to confront this serious problem which until recently has received very little attention".

For this, we extended an analytical framework designed to confront LUFs with land use claims identified in multi-level stakeholder strategies in a participatory manner.

This study aims at building a model of these complex phenomena in the framework of damage mechanics, and to confront it with the results of fatigue crack propagation tests in high pressure hydrogen on a 15-5PH martenstainlessinlesteeleel.

What's not yet clear is whether we have the leadership framework at a global level to confront the complex challenge of sustainably and equitably feeding a growing world population.

So to study black religion, for me, does involve the ways in which African Americans continue to confront social frameworks that are built on their inferiority and suppression.

It was these kinds of evidential and framework assumption problems that Tom Dillehay, who excavated the Monte Verde site, had to confront in the most damning of criticisms from the "Clovis first" establishment.