Sentence examples for within the framework of existing from inspiring English sources

True, the negotiations are complex, as both governments recognize that a resolution must be found within the framework of existing bilateral agreements and legal procedures.

Vice President Al Gore sees a strong case for building a limited missile defense and hopes he can persuade Russia to accept it within the framework of existing arms control treaties.

The German and French proposed deal might not require the unanimous support of all EU states if it was conducted within the framework of existing treaties – something Downing Street has long said it might.

It seems to want to work with, and within the framework of, existing bodies.But East Asia also clearly feels that multilateral institutions, on which it was previously willing to rely, are no longer infallible.

Foremost among them was that the government had to work largely within the framework of existing organizations — whether state and local governments, the military or nonprofit groups — which provided much of the economy's infrastructure.

It seems likely that this situation will be changed not so much by the introduction of more stringent codes as by challenges to particular advertisers by consumer interest groups within the framework of existing legislation regarding truth in advertising.

Mr. Gore emphasized that reductions should be pursued within negotiations and the framework of existing arms control treaties.

"RMT has fought for more jobs on the Underground to cope with the added pressures of night Tube but those jobs must be within the framework of the existing Tube operations and must offer career opportunities to the Underground's existing staff, including existing drivers who may choose to take up the offer of reducing their hours".

It says that the extension will take place only within "the framework of the existing arrangement".

Dear Mr President, You have made yourself the trustee for those in every country who seek to mend the evils of our condition by reasoned experiment within the framework of the existing social system.

Speaking on ABC radio on Tuesday morning, newly elected Labor senator and Indigenous leader Pat Dodson said the "tough on crime attitude" could make it difficult for a royal commission to expose the real root of the problem, "because it's operating within the framework of those existing legal structures".