Sentence examples for logistical framework from inspiring English sources

Dakar's markets provide the logistical framework for mobility into broader worlds, via the art world.

This would help isolate the dictatorship even more and, more importantly, provide a logistical framework for Libyans to manage the needs of their people.

While the meeting focused less on trade issues than the organizers had hoped, trade experts said setting a date to begin free-trade talks and establishing a logistical framework for those negotiations would hopefully keep the momentum for an agreement alive.

We regret that, within the logistical framework of this initiative, we did not have the opportunity to do so.

After all, Uber has built a logistical framework for getting around various cities, there's nothing to stop it from moving around things instead of just people.

But it's also built a logistical framework that could be used for any number of things: in the past it's experimented with barbecue and ice cream delivery, and it's even been used to order canal boats in Amsterdam and water taxis in Sydney.

Instead, Vasco creates logistical frameworks based in natural systems but then relinquishes control of the actual artworks to the framework itself, lending an element of chance to his pieces.

To ensure high-quality patient care in thoracic surgery, the EACTS/ESTS working group felt that it should be performed within the logistical and economical framework of specialised units.

Unless a scientific, logistical, and ethical framework for the appropriate and effective use of genomic information is in place, the primary-care workforce is unlikely to be adequately prepared to provide such information in general practice.

But remember that McAleenan is going to run up against the exact same legal framework and logistical challenges that anybody else in that role is going to.

10 11 16 Much of the existing body of research on health services usage and particularly the AED has focused on these convenience and access issues referred to as logistical aspects in the Anderson framework of assessing health services use.