Sentence examples for the strong framework from inspiring English sources

When Jeffery and Roach (1994) reviewed American textbooks for primary education, they ascertained that the useful understructures of evolution "are not developed throughout the elementary years and thus do not provide the strong framework necessary for students to construct a scientific understanding of evolution" (p. 515).

The strong framework of the inflorescence can easily bear the weight of heavy birds like the New Zealand pigeon, which was formerly the major disperser of the seeds.

The strengths include the prospective nature of data collection and the strong framework of research governance compared with that of previous studies.

Even more crucially, director Trevor Nunn and composer Andrew Lloyd Webber have raided Eliot's Collected Poems and some unpublished work to give the show a strong framework: a midnight pussy convention ("The Jellicle cats meet once a year on the night when we make the Jellicle choice") to choose one cat worthy of redemption.

Since 1999, the systematic engagement of the UN Security Council has established a strong framework allowing the Special Representative and the UN system to denounce, engage with parties to conflict and respond to grave violations against children.

We've worked very well as parents, planning and agreeing on courses of action, giving the children a strong framework.

In an emergency statement (video) forced by the Guardian's disclosures about GCHQ involvement with the Prism programme, the foreign secretary insisted the agency operated within a "strong framework of democratic accountability and oversight".

Ms. Coomaraswamy complimented the Government on its strong framework of laws and structures with regard to children and armed conflict.

The work presented here provides the most thorough and sophisticated analysis to date of the phylogenetic relationships of these peptidases and will provide a strong framework for the study of these genes across model systems and in humans.

There are bills in the House and the Senate that would create a strong framework for patient-centered comparative effectiveness research.

Both forces need to be supported by a strong framework in the medical curriculum [ 12].