Documents were also coded relative to the TIMSS frameworks (or world core curriculum), which means that topics not included in the frameworks were not coded and therefore not taken into account in the study.
What practitioners reads in the research literature can also change their concepts, frameworks, and world views, directly or indirectly.
The institutional framework of world governance erected since World War II proved a failure.
"But make no mistake, the Paris agreement establishes the enduring framework the world needs to solve the climate crisis.
We can't even prevent starvation now, when there is plenty of food, because the framework of world trade pulls in the opposite direction towards widening the gap between rich and poor.
Leaders of that movement, including Gar Alprowitz, Ai-jen Poo, Medea Benjamin, Danny Glover, the congressman John Conyers, Sarita Gupta, Daniel Ellsberg and others, have been working to compile something as comprehensive as the framework the world got in 1944.
A combination of government enterprise and the initiatives of pioneer families had established the main outlines of this framework by World War I in the older states and a little later in Queensland and Western Australia.
The first part to be published was the Chronology (1569), an attempt to establish an accurate framework for world history.
The committee's second report, due out next year, will provide a decision-making framework for world leaders to assess the risks and benefits of intervention strategies and to implement them to help protect reefs.
Another English program, begun in 2004, the Quality and Outcomes Framework (the world's largest pay for performance experiment), had fully a quarter of the income of family practitioners linked to performance.
