Sentence examples for ability to implement their from inspiring English sources
There is also much interest in US diplomat's appraisal of India's ability to implement their controversial "Cold Start" doctrine for a rapid but limited military operation to punish Pakistan in the event of a terrorist strike emanating from their neighbour.
The most recent previous TISA leak was the December 2015 leak of annexes on energy and environmental services which showed that states' ability to implement their Paris climate commitments would be highly constrained if the TISA were adopted according to the existing proposals.
The health workers in both intervention and control groups discussed a number of health system issues impacting on their ability to care for clients, and health workers in the intervention group described how these factors influence their ability to implement their newly acquired skills from the training.
The scientists who manage this quadrennial exercise say that a big reason why East Asian countries continue to lead the rest of the world is their ability to implement necessary improvements in their school systems.
The programme's underlying premise is that coupling better understanding with positive experience of exercise will improve beliefs in relation to the safety and value of exercise in the management of chronic knee pain (their treatment beliefs of exercise), and enhance their confidence in their ability to implement exercise as a self-management strategy (their exercise self-efficacy).
Our results indicated that cat-owners' decisions to contain or not contain their cats were guided by a range of factors including owners' beliefs about their ability to implement an effective containment strategy and their views about the physical and psychological needs of their cats.
The situation fundamentally affects the ability of humanitarian organisations to implement their activities, impacting on populations in danger and their critical needs through their decreased access to assistance.
This fosters their ability to implement these assessment types and to train their learners.
A third way of assessing therapists' ability to implement treatments is through their performance in standardised role plays.
How, and with whom, they engage contributes to their identity and consequently their ability to implement humanitarian activities.
Also central to the assessment of therapist competence is the evaluation of the therapist's ability to implement the treatment (i.e., their ability to apply their knowledge to clinical practice).
