Tells about Justice Blackmun's opinion in Roe, which was tied to a framework based on pregnancy's trimester calendar.
One of the added values of the framework is that each tool is tied to a set of predefined and well-documented data files.
4 The United Kingdom embarked on the most ambitious of these schemes in 2004 with an initiative in which 25% of general practitioners' pay was tied to a complex set of quality indicators, the quality and outcomes framework.
While OPIC has created policies designed to avoid harm and abuse tied to an accountability framework, it still lacks the critical remedy piece.
First, however, let us discuss the extent to which ontological questions are tied to a particular theoretical framework.
Within this framework, biophilic design arguably represents the missing element in sustainable design, which is still tied to an idea of nature understood more as an ethical value, than as a biologically given condition.
For example, they are not intrinsically tied to a particular time mapping; rather, they are tied to the time mapping of their client model (e.g. ISL, ISHC).
Now, as earlier, walls were often tied together with a framework of timbers set vertically and horizontally and joined by crossbeams running through them.
These three sections are tied together in a framework of evolutionary perspective.
The Nigerian Stored Products Research Institute (NISPRI) recommends a structure similar to the traditional yam barn except that the yam tubers are placed in single layers on shelves instead of being tied to the framework (Figure 4.4).
OPIC has the chance to lead by example through creation of, for example, a remedy fund tied to its accountability framework.
