Sentence examples for ministerial framework from inspiring English sources

One detail calls for a "ministerial framework for our on-going engagement on political, economic and social reform" in the Middle East.

First, Mr Bertens proposes to go beyond the ministerial framework within which such dialogues take place - he would like to see more inter-parliamentary meetings organized, with the European Parliament and its Latin American counterparts participating in the ministerial meetings.

It is a framework where ministerial integration, which is a trend of the OECD countries, has been reflected in a short period of time.

The launching of the Forum on China Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in 2000 with subsequent Ministerial meetings provided the framework for China – Africa political and economic relations.

Thirdly, we should have both a ministerial and an interparliamentary framework, the latter offering civilian populations the opportunity to have a voice and be heard and strengthening and supporting the American regional models, such as MERCOSUR, which are becoming established, through our model of regional parliament.

With the government's comprehensive spending review looming, which will set frameworks for ministerial budgets for the next three years, he would like to lock health spending into a plan that fixes budgets for a decade.

This includes a risk-based national regulatory framework that limits ministerial and executive discretion, and a more supportive funding framework to allow student-demand driven enrolments and with better indexation and indirect research cost funding.

In 2011, a Steering Committee was established to determine the initial framework and subsequently Ministerial and NIHRD decrees were issued to help with formalizing the structural integration of the network within the existing health framework of the country under the MoH.

He said: "That legal framework is strong, that ministerial oversight is strong.

Regional initiatives focused on circulating, sharing and systematically implementing Italian Standards for Diabetes mellitus and inserted in the framework and goals of ministerial initiatives for the organisation of diabetes care and for integrated management with general medicine are scheduled to be held in 2007.

Our fieldwork revealed two additional impacts relevant to the governance domain not included in their original framework: 1) the expansion of ministerial responsibilities and convergence of inter-ministerial relationships; and 2) the involvement of international development organizations in initiating and sustaining interest in medical tourism.