Sentence examples for achieving effective implementation from inspiring English sources

Since self-consciously created minipublics seek to include all relevant stakeholders, they do not rely on representation as the mode of communicating interests, or even the inclusion of well-organized actors as a way of achieving effective implementation.

Thus, this kind of system presents new integration and coordination problems which must be overcome to achieve effective implementation.

Thorough research is required in order to understand fishers' perceptions and to achieve effective implementation of the regulation, as it is possible that certain implications might arise within the fishing industry and the associated communities after the shift to the new management regime.

To achieve effective implementation and scale-up a number of concurrent interventions are needed to address identified constraints.

These biosecurity measures are simple but require a coordinated effort between producers, transporters, harvest facility owners, and regulators to achieve effective implementation.

Factors related to the new practice as well as factors related to the implementation process are important, but there is still a knowledge gap regarding how to achieve effective implementation.

Bidirectional partnerships and development of "local growth teams" are key strategies to achieving effective local implementation [ 34, 35].

It seems that better management and governance of the mining sector could actually be important to achieving effective CSA implementation in the country, but it is difficult to envision how this might be reflected in a Zambian CSA investment proposal.

This underscores that the long-term effectiveness of interventions introduced with the aim of reducing people's exposure to larger portion, package and tableware sizes is currently unknown (worldwide) and will be subject to all the challenges and complexities of achieving effective and sustained implementation at scale.

The second thought provoking innovation is reported by Krouzecky and colleagues [ 9], who present their successful implementation of cooling as a means of achieving effective anticoagulation in an extracorporeal renal replacement circuit.

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