Sentence examples for put forward a framework from inspiring English sources

We then put forward a framework of managing the urban ecological land as a property.

Accordingly, we put forward a framework to underpin such research integrating contingency theory and other theoretical perspectives.

Last week, Tonko put forward a "framework" for climate-related legislation he would like to see before the House.

The work draws on flood hazard research findings from hydrology, meteorology and social science and put forward a framework for interdisciplinary collaboration between hydrologists and social scientists.

"It is clear that the DUP and Sinn Féin are determined to put forward a framework that includes no action, that there is nothing they can be held accountable for or to," Eastwood said.

In this paper, we identify key challenges faced by computer-based assessment (CBA) in secondary education and we put forward a framework of design considerations: design with the students and teachers, select the most appropriate media platform and plan an evolution rather than a revolution of prior practices.

"We're putting forward a framework for solving this problem," one American trade official said, explaining the American position as the 144 members of the World Trade Organization began three days of meetings on the topic.

This review-based article puts forward a framework to represent occupant behavior in buildings by arguing: occupants are not illogical and irrational but rather that they attempt to restore their comfort in the easiest way possible, but are influenced by many contextual factors.

In this article, we put forward a conceptual framework to incorporate the design principles of trait formation and development into a statistical framework for QTL mapping.

In this paper, we propose the formation of agent cooperatives offering large-scale electricity demand shifting services, and put forward a complete framework for their operation.

This paper put forward a general framework for intelligent optimization/search based on benchmarking philosophy, and whose "intelligence" is mainly dependent on the organizing tactics rather than the probability rules of its operators.