Sentence examples for the framework against which from inspiring English sources

The Guardian Sourcing Values provide the framework against which an ethical assessment of our suppliers will be measured.

The adverse relationship between decreasing security and declining livestock mobility was the framework against which this study aimed to evaluate herd management and spatio-temporal patterns of livestock movement and grazing activity, as well as the resulting utilization of pasture areas and water resources in the Mahafaly region of southwestern Madagascar.

Having used the Action Plan [ 7] as the framework against which the Mongolian NCD-related policies were assessed, we are able to offer some comment on the scope of this framework.

May did not give a clear answer on this, saying only: "There are various aspects to the legal framework against which the agencies operate," before suggesting she could again write to the committee to provide more information on this point.

May did not give a clear answer on this, saying only: "There are various aspects to the legal framework against which the agencies operate," before suggesting she could again write to the committee to provide more information on this point.

REL 536 Studies in Indian Religions This course is a survey of major text traditions in Indian religions, with an emphasis on the historical/cultural framework against which to read the development of Buddhist traditions.

Tie the long shoots to the trellis or framework against which the miniature climbing rose is growing.

The development of a comprehensive policy package in this case the HSSMP provides a concrete framework against which donor contributions can be matched.

Since the publication of these treatment fidelity recommendations, a number of studies of complex interventions have used the recommendations as a framework against which to address treatment fidelity [ 2, 3, 11– 14], and the recommendations have been found to be a useful model [ 3].

That is the fear among some attendees of a meeting earlier this month, when the DfE told education publishers it wanted to see the introduction of a "quality framework" against which maths textbooks could be assessed.

The carbon budgets set a clear trajectory and are a key part of a framework against which the industry can make much-needed investment decisions; they are an important signal of political intent and this is therefore an opportunity to help create a more stable investment climate which ultimately helps keep costs down for consumers".