Sentence examples for about means to implement from inspiring English sources

Most country teams needed evidence about means to implement effective national insurance schemes.

The WHO algorithm needed validation in low-resource settings that are meant to implement the guidelines.

"Now we are truly thinking about the means to implement child rights at country level, at the level of the community and within the family," said Ms. Perrault.

Christian Noyer, the governor of France's central bank, summed up the thinking of the French establishment, declaring recently that concerns about Italy would "dissipate once the country has the political means to implement its structural reforms".

The three entities that agreed on this initiative lack the necessary means to implement the plan.

It is important to understand how quality is conceptualised as a means to successfully implement improvement efforts and bridge potential disconnect in language about quality between system levels, professions, and clinical services.

In medicine, we hardly ever think about how to implement what we've learned.

Think about what he means to you.

Everybody assumed agreed pay policies were meant to be implemented, not by-passed at the first spot of bother.

My dissertation was about how to implement foreign-language teaching in the primary curriculum.

Discussions about how to implement the deal have already begun.