Sentence examples for accelerated the implementation from inspiring English sources

In the southwest, the disastrous gales and spring tide of February 1 , 1953 which flooded some 400,000 acres (162,000 hectares) of land and killed 1,800 people, accelerated the implementation of the Delta Project, which aimed to close off most of the sea inlets of the southwestern delta.

So in essence, the fencing component of NPAD simply accelerated the implementation of TGLP and failed to tackle some of the earlier concerns like dual grazing rights.

Soon after World War II, a growing interest in socio-economic management, rather than microeconomic or corporate financing, accelerated the implementation of standardized accounting in Japan.

The misdeed also accelerated the implementation of the 911 emergency system, which became a reality across the United States in 1968.

South Africa's ratification of the UN Convention on the rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2007 has accelerated the implementation of programmes and services for children with disabilities.

External pressures such as the incorporation of cardiac risk score use in European Society of Cardiology guidelines accelerated the implementation process in several hospitals.

The Institute for Government (IfG) report, 'System upgrade? the first year of the government's ICT Strategy', set out to assess how effectively the strategy is being implemented, to identify ways to accelerate the implementation of the strategy and maximise its impact on ICT effectiveness, and to learn what works when attempting to drive change across government.

Mr Maduro's proposed solution is to accelerate the implementation of Chávez' radical statist agenda.

He will say the government needs to accelerate the implementation of its cyber security strategy "and look to where we can further address our vulnerabilities".

To ensure its continued support the prime minister promised this month to accelerate the implementation of "fiscal federalism"—the League's ill-defined project for greater financial autonomy.If, however, the government is brought down next year by divisions among its non-League elements, Mr Bossi and his followers should be the main beneficiaries of any resulting election.

Hopefully, this will facilitate and accelerate the implementation of MIS techniques in the gynecological surgical palette.