The word "frameworks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any structure of rules or ideas that provide guidelines for how to organize certain things. For example, "The company established a set of frameworks to help guide their decision-making process."
Right now, our current regulatory frameworks would make a SalaUno impossible in Britain.
The evidence before us strongly suggests that investment in the unglamorous technologies, frameworks and infrastructures that are already known to underwrite citizen participation would result in better outcomes for tens of millions of ordinary Indians – and would shoulder the state with far-less onerous a financial burden – than investment in the high-tech chimeras of centralised control.
However, when policies and frameworks are drawn up by governments and aid donors, this isn't usually considered and issues are addressed separately - Gender.
Instead we strongly recommend that NGOs adopt global best-practice policies independent of regulatory frameworks.
They even have a place in some of the cobbled-up regulatory frameworks.
Most African countries have put in place the requisite policy and regulatory frameworks, despite growing public jitters over genetically modified food.
Lurking within much of the public discourse on homophobia in Africa is the notion of the civilising mission of Eurocentric culture (and its human rights frameworks) that will save African culture, and the victims thereof, from its barbarism and its savagery.
Recommendations included improving early warning systems, better engaging disadvantaged communities, developing frameworks to link research, reducing food waste and more research into the links between conflict, instability and climate change.
He said non-performing loans now stand at more than €900bn, and policymakers should "encourage banks to deal with this stock of bad loans and implement more efficient legal and institutional frameworks to speed up this process".
Yet the problems lie in the framing of policy frameworks, not in the technologies themselves.
Denise Raquel Dunning explains what that means of her organisation: "Through Agali's model, girls strengthen their leadership capacity, conduct participatory needs assessments, and identify the factors that negatively affect their well-being, including harmful traditional practices, social norms, and weak policy frameworks.
