Sentence examples for Implementation of a project from inspiring English sources
Ministry of Agriculture to supported the implementation of a project "Strengthening Forest and Wildlife Law Enforcement, to Improve the Management and Monitoring of the Forest Licences in Mocuba District of Mozambique".
Under the FAO-Netherlands Partnership Programme, FAO is supporting the implementation of a project in Honduras titled ¿Assistance to make operational the legal forestry framework and the national forest programme¿.
Grateful thanks are also due to the Project Steering Group for their invaluable help in developing and supporting the implementation of a project protocol, commenting on findings and drafts of reports.
Process-level projects and BPM-level projects are often implemented simultaneously (e.g., process modeling training and process analysis projects) The implementation of a project takes either one or two periods according to the company's PPS cycle.
The new tool described was implemented at London Taxis International (a large sized UK based automotive company) and led to the creation of a formalised new product introduction process, implementation of a project management system, and enhanced teamworking at the company.
Tyrie said it showed that confidence in the successful implementation of "a project HMRC describes as 'business critical' has collapsed".
Those are among the findings released on Thursday from the annual National Survey of Student Engagement, a project that tries to measure how hard, and how effectively, students are working.
The study for the Department for Education and Skills is an evaluation by London's Institute of Education of a project led by the Field Studies Council (FSC).
Method A has been most widely used by researchers to calculate the EROI of a project or a well (Aucott and Melillo 2013; Dale et al. 2013).
From 2008-10 he served as media consultant for the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations, a project of the UN Secretary-General.
The states with the most exonerations last year were Texas, New York and Illinois, according to the National Registry of Exonerations, a project of the University of Michigan Law School.
