Sentence examples for further the framework from inspiring English sources

Further, the framework is applied to the task of developing a strategic plan of WIS for the marketing and service activities of the construction equipment division of the firm.

Further, the framework suggests somewhat different emphases for the three populations, UM, ET, and PT.9 To the degree that the UM is firmly grounded in the mathematics but perhaps less so in pedagogy, there should be a focus on key pedagogical understandings but taking into account the mathematical context.

Hence it is worthwhile to evaluate the method using a larger database and further develop the framework.

Two decades later, the UN called on him again to steer the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro and this resulted in three further agreements: the Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Convention on Biological Diversity and, later, the Convention to Combat Desertification.

The paper addresses some likely challenges to implementation and concludes with an invitation to readers to help further refine the framework and to launch a conversation among cities that will help improve their local landscapes for innovation.

Based on the interviews, another idea for further developing the framework was to develop it into a practitioners' planning support.

In Section 2, we further elucidate the framework of DMFT applied to the Hubbard model in infinite dimensions.

Corresponding to phase 3 of GMDR, 'evaluation and reflection', the purpose of this section is to evaluate and further develop the framework.

Such investigations have gone beyond the missing in armed conflicts and developed further within the framework of political violence (Fondebrider 2015).

Fischel noted, however, that continued regulatory reforms are required, mainly in further developing the framework for credit-only institutions in order to provide greater operating flexibility and better access to sustainable sources of funding.

"Overall, the operating environment for microfinance is improving". Fischel noted, however, that continued regulatory reforms are required, mainly in further developing the framework for credit-only institutions in order to provide greater operating flexibility and better access to sustainable sources of funding.