Sentence examples for to get a framework from inspiring English sources

"But you've got to get a framework in place before you can take more than relatively small steps".

He said the diplomats were "continuing to work very hard to get a framework in Yemen that creates a dynamic that allows [negotiators] to get back to the table.

But it would allow euro finance ministers to "get a framework around the Spanish situation" and "free up human capital" to deal with any fallout from the Greek election, this person said.

"This doesn't mean at all that you get agreement on all the details" right away, the person said, but it would allow the Eurogroup to "get a framework around the Spanish situation" and "free up human capital" to deal with any fallout from the June 17 vote in Greece.

For the Americans, led by secretary of state John Kerry, the aim was to get a solid framework established which would then pave the way for several months of highly technical discussions leading to the signing of a comprehensive agreement before the end of June.

We need to get a legal framework for squatting.

The world may need to turn to the wisdom of Jewish tradition to get an alternative framework to that which has dominated the global economy over the past few decades.

The West, indeed all of the world, may need to turn to the wisdom of the Biblical traditions to get an alternative framework to that which has predominated in the past few decades in the global economy.

His ambition is to get a timetable and framework agreed at the European Council at the end of June.

An extensive luminescence dating study was carried out to get a reliable chronological framework and to understand the climate forcing in an area where continuous permafrost dominated during most of the last glaciations.

Bronen worries that soon it won't be just Alaska Native villages that are looking to move -- it will be other coastal cities in the U.S. "My mantra is: we need to get a relocation institutional framework in place now," said Bronen.