Sentence examples for tight framework from inspiring English sources

Eisenberg's gleeful and inventive performance suggests that he may be at his best in a tight framework that restrains his physicality and converges his acting to vocal inflections and turns of phrase, gestures and facial expressions.

What happened later was only natural: In reductive terms, folk music became an industry, and the festival grew older, along with its patronage, accommodating new artists within a pretty tight framework.

For most areas, regulations and directives of the European Union provide a rather tight framework for transport policy decisions.

For the past 10 years we have evaluated Super Bowl ads at the Kellogg School of Management using a panel of students and a tight framework.

After using the reference material to draw a tight framework for the page, Bechdel copied the line art illustration onto plate finish Bristol board for the final inked page, which she then scanned into her computer.

Within their tight frameworks, each made room for moments of buggy invention, like the devious melancholy displayed by Carrie-Anne Moss in "Memento" or the smooth-talking seductiveness of the murdered gay hustler played by Josh Lucas in "The Deep End".

The decline in the psychological contract, concluded Guest, was caused by the decentralisation of employment systems such as pay bargaining, the adoption of tighter frameworks for managing performance and the fact that it was becoming increasingly difficult to identify "the distinct public service" ethos that the service once had.

Each Huguenot community created its own administrative structure to provide a tight disciplinary framework through which the community could ensure its spiritual and material independence.

Ms. Cantwell had been concerned about potential loopholes but said she was reassured that the bill would impose a tight regulatory framework.

And, yes, if Labour actually makes it into government, we will at least be governed by a lot of people with different instincts from the current lot – and, one hopes, a reasonably distinct set of priorities, albeit within an unbelievably tight spending framework.

Even then, unions refused to be contained within the tight legal framework that had been created, and this government was besieged by a renewed industrial militancy that not only rendered its legislation inoperable but also brought it to electoral defeat on the issue of the enforcement of statutory controls on wage bargaining.