[Vocabulary] within the framework of something

[ChessEnthusiast]

I wonder if I used the expression correctly in this sentence:

Every child received free coursebooks within the framework of the ruling about free of charge education.

Are there any good expressions meaning more or less the same thing that could replace the phrase in question?

 

[Matthew Wai]

In compliance with the ruling.

 

[tedmc]

Every child received free coursebooks consistent with the free education ruling/policy.

 

[Matthew Wai]

Every child received free coursebooks consistent with the free education ruling/policy.

It seems that the coursebooks are consistent with the ruling.

 

[teechar]

Try using "according to" instead of "within the framework of", and consider using "free" instead of "free of charge" in the above.

 

[tedmc]

It seems that the coursebooks are consistent with the ruling.

Yes, if you choose to interpret it that way without the comma.