Sentence examples for in the existing framework from inspiring English sources

Still, according to the Moldovan experiences, even in the existing framework, success would have been possible to a greater extent.

Spend some time up front with your client to ensure your results align with (and show up in!) the existing framework for reporting.

The position of electronic markets in the existing framework is not self-evident, and up to date no commonly agreed upon definition of electronic markets and marketplaces has been established.

One reason is that in the existing framework, a high frequency of Affect is associated with the Emoter Voice, but as Coffin (2000, 393) points out, this voice is "a more marginal voice" that "is generally used to express the writer's own inner emotional state and is therefore 'author oriented'".

The eight domains identified in the existing framework, developed for Nursing, were relevant to the study of physiotherapy.

When a discovery is not easily accommodated in the existing framework, there seems to have been three strategies: change the methods, change the questions, or 'wait and see'.

External non-government actors necessarily operate within and may have evolved in response to the existing framework of government regulation.

On a conceptual level, findings are in line with the existing framework of cumulative disadvantages over the life course and its origin during early childhood (Dannefer, 2003; Ferraro & Shippee, 2009).

The existing framework in both housing associations and local authorities is not stimulating the kind of communities and self-reliance and independence that it ought to be".

"Local authorities must be held to account by the law which protects children's rights," says Cover. "Even with the existing framework in place, poorly performing local authorities regularly fail to carry out their duties to children.

The existing framework in the schools of central Harlem has failed these children repeatedly, and we indeed must start with a fresh vision that has high expectations at its core and accountability as its mantra, two concepts that are reflected by far too few teachers and administrators.