Sentence examples for the framework of the current from inspiring English sources

Those negotiations produced the framework of the current system.

The agreement would see cooperation in four areas "developed in the framework of the current treaties in the years ahead".

Even so, he encouraged governments to work "within the framework of the current treaties," saying that would allow "more rapid progress".

Following the ruling Mr Yanukovich told journalists: "Today the court took its decision in the framework of the current criminal code.

"There could later be a change in the treaty, but first, within the framework of the current treaty, we need to do the maximum on strengthening prevention, on sanctions," he said.

With his approval rating bottomed out at 3percentthethe Russian leader says, he came to the conclusion that he was not "able to manage the crisis within the framework of the current Constitution" and though he knew he would "pay a heavy price in credibility," he ordered decrees drafted that would have effectively turned his rule into a dictatorship.

The underlying mechanism was in the framework of the current-burst-model combined with avalanche breakdown; both pore pitch and pore-wall thickness could be significantly less than SCR (space charge region) width.

This effect is interpreted within the framework of the coastal current circulation model based on analysis of the SST snapshot.

In this paper we discuss the future of rock engineering design methodologies within the framework of the eight current and potential basic design approaches.

In the framework of the SBF model, the current study suggests that the different STR neural populations, which independently code for multiple durations, are driven by separate pools of cortical oscillators which can be differentially stopped and/or reset.

As co-sponsors of the Middle East peace process, the United States and Russia will continue to exert joint and parallel efforts, including in the framework of the "Quartet," to overcome the current crisis in the Middle East, to restart negotiations and to encourage a negotiated settlement.