Sentence examples for mere framework from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Qurei, responding to Mr. Regev's remarks, made it clear in a telephone interview on Saturday that a mere framework would be unacceptable.

The new version is more streamlined: it shies away from the ornate in favor of a single all-purpose set that suggests locations as diverse as a tenement and a luxury ocean liner, and it employs the mere framework of a piano and an automobile as symbolic representations of the objects themselves.

Without a substantive answer, physicalism must remain a mere framework for a doctrine and not something with immediate, and allegedly profound, consequences for the nature of the mind, or of ethics, etc.

Current work on space programmes beyond Galileo, such as GMES, shows the need for clear institutional solutions and responses to what should become more than a mere framework space agenda.

In this sense, the modeling effort reported here is just a start, and this paper is a mere demonstration of the framework's potential.

Applying active ageing to a mere economic or physical framework is problematic for several reasons.

For the Argentine director Lisandro Alonso, whose four features have all screened at Cannes, fictional frameworks are mere pretexts to shoot with specific people in specific places: the pampas, the jungles, the frozen wilds of Tierra del Fuego.

Kenyan authorities told Sengwer leaders that the framework was "a mere memorandum of understanding" and not a binding agreement, according to a complaint filed by advocates for the Sengwer with the World Bank's Inspection Panel, which reviews grievances about loans to government projects.

However, as long as patients do not make use of their right of co-determination, the mere existence of a legal framework for the creation of advance directives solves only part of the problem.

In the absence of an original model the mediocre elites believe that a mere copy paste of the policies, institutional framework and legislation of better off nations will be sufficient condition for finally taking off towards prosperity.

In experimental sciences, any experiment is carried out within a framework of known facts and mere assumptions.