Sentence examples for framework to express from inspiring English sources

I have grave concerns about some of the pupils with whom I have had dealings, as have my colleagues, but there is no one to whom a teacher or a pupil can turn, within the present framework, to express these concerns in order to ensure that the dreadful action which took place in April will not be repeated.

"Devolution is the right framework to express our aspirations as a nation within the UK'".

We can apply the standard supply-demand framework to express the equilibrium feature of retail formats concisely.

Therefore, using a reduced order framework to express the variations of the objective parameter may facilitate the simulation task and also the interpretation of computational results.

Can they find a conceptual framework to express this reality?" One hopes that Hu's visit will offer some clues.

In a 1992 study, Holmes et al. created an "evolutionary framework" to express the inferred ancestor-descendent relationships in HIV sequence data that was serially sampled from a single patient [ 22].

I then built an intellectual framework that can understand language for expressing movement by learning the correspondence between bodily motions and language expressions via a statistical model.

Her performance is greater than the script, and the script is terrific, if conventional; it gives Gough a framework through which to express her genius.

Vali argues that initiatives for similar alliances are unlikely to come from the KDPI or Komala: "After years of exile in Iraq, these parties have lost touch with Iranian society, especially with the younger generation...[who] are looking for a new framework through which to express themselves".

Hence, for new complex technology adoption such as Cloud Computing, more than one theoretical framework is required to express a better understanding of the adoption decision [16].

We establish a basic mathematical framework which allows to express the balance laws and the action reaction laws for the discrete system in a "global" form, through the concepts of "part", "granular surface", "separately additive function" and "flux".