Sentence examples for meaningful framework from inspiring English sources

A holistic view on the product lifecycle proved as a meaningful framework for that purpose.

"There still does not appear to be a prospect of a meaningful framework established that would lead to a Palestinian state," Obama said during a news conference Tuesday.

In particular, I think the ISG is a very meaningful framework because it's the only way to establish minimum standards in the market given our regulatory system.

The theory of planned behavior (TPB) offers a theoretically meaningful framework for examining students' beliefs and attitudes toward mathematics at school.

Synergic use of geographic information system (GIS), spatial planning (i.e. land use, urban, regional, and environmental planning) and emergy assessment may provide a very meaningful framework toward sustainability.

It will not only provide a user-friendly and meaningful Framework for understanding the depth, breadth, and quality of PreK-3rd approaches, but will also establish the foundation upon which PreK-3rd grade evaluations can be conceptualized and designed.

Consideration for both qualitative and quantitative perspectives has become key to contextualising patient experiences in a clinically meaningful measurement framework.

A group of U.S. and EU digital rights organizations and consumer NGOs — including the EFF, the U.S. Center for Digital Democracy, the European Consumer Organization and Privacy International — have issued a statement calling for a "meaningful legal framework" to protect fundamental privacy rights in the digital era.

A group of U.S. and EU digital rights organizations and consumer NGOs — including the EFF, the U.S. Center for Digital Democracy, the European Consumer Organization and Privacy International — have issued a statement calling for a "meaningful legal framework" to protect fundamental privacy rights in the digital era.

No study to date has provided a meaningful, explicit framework nor relevant evidence on these endpoints.

In addition, our findings echo previous suggestions that supporting people with neurocognitive disorders such as dementia to place themselves in a meaningful temporal framework is fundamental to well-being (e.g., Nygård & Johansson, 2001).