Sentence examples for a constraint to implementation from inspiring English sources

Consequently, construction has become a constraint to implementation rather than an incentive for community action.

Also, a regional study exploring researchers' views on the use of health systems and policy research evidence revealed that practical constraints to implementation, political interests and sensitivities, and a general non-receptive policy environment hindered the use of evidence and therefore the effectiveness of policy making in Lebanon [ 6].

What were the constraints to implementation of the new MTP?

Some of the constraints to implementation and their possible solutions are then discussed.

Poor socialization; Insufficient quantity of MTP copies at health facilities; Constraints to implementation at government health facilities; Central Medical Stores SAMESS) constraints in supporting implementation; No clear policy of involving private health facilities in the implementation.

Evaluation of such an approach would focus on the changes in HR outcomes for CHWs, but process monitoring, including the constraints to implementation of each HR practice and the roles of different types of managers, would be essential to explain these changes.

A further study performed interviewing researchers who published relevant HPSR showed major barriers for the use of evidence in health policymaking, including insufficient policy dialogue opportunities and collaboration between researchers and policymakers and stakeholders (67.9%), practical constraints to implementation (66%), and non-receptive policy environments (61.3%) [ 14].

Huicho and colleagues showed that for the community component of the IMCI strategy implementation in Peru, caregivers' low level of education needs to be considered as a potential constraint to the implementation of child survival interventions and coverage of community IMCI [ 22].

However, the high costs of genotyping are a key constraint to efficient implementation of GS [ 3].

Interestingly, only one respondent directly raised the resource-constrained nature of their countries as a potential constraint to the implementation of commitments within partnerships.

The incremental costs of initiating the Navrongo model was the most dominant constraint to CHPS implementation identified during the course of our interviews.