Sentence examples for framework to increase from inspiring English sources

He appointed Bubb in July to develop a commissioning framework to increase community support and transfers from institutions.

The 2DOF-control design approach discussed in [11] proposes a simultaneous feedforward and feedback controller design in an optimal mixed sensitivity framework to increase the bandwidth for similar robustness and resolution over optima feedback-only designs.

The first, and most centrist camp, wants to double down on the Affordable Care Act, focusing on improving its framework to increase coverage and cut costs.

"The AHA Life's Simple 7 provides an evidence-based, advantageous framework to increase population-wide awareness among African-Americans," she said.

In order to advance the Latino agenda in the long-term, we will create a plan that analyzes the existing Latino paths to power, defines what Latino power looks like going forward and develops a framework to increase Latino influence.

Our goal for a 3-Tier system was to provide a framework to increase statistical rigor in the detection of biologically relevant methylation markers.

UNICEF helps countries develop and implement comprehensive programmes to address child labour, from the legal and policy framework, to increasing government capacity, to promoting positive social change and challenging cultural norms which underpin child labour.

For those that zoned out during the big-data boom, Apache Spark is an open source framework designed to increase the efficiency of parallel computing.

First, a brief introduction: Ruby on Rails (or "Rails" for short) is an open source web application framework designed to increase the speed and ease with which database-driven web sites can be created.

In other words, the attempt aims at defining a wider theoretical framework able to increase understanding of the interrelations between institutions, associations and places of political representation (Habermas 1992; Dryzek 2000; Parkinson 2006), with the ultimate objective of maximising the deliberative paradigm within many decisional spheres of democracy (Parkinson and Mansbridge 2012).

The development of a comprehensive conceptual framework aimed to increase understanding of the contextual determinants of the study of the relationship between the different concepts of health care involved can help to map the common or specific characteristics of the research to be undertaken.