Sentence examples for action plan introduced from inspiring English sources

This paper reviews the European Commission's Communication on the sustainable consumption and production and sustainable industrial policy action plan, introduced on July 16 , 2008

A £50m emergency care "action plan" introduced by the government earlier this year is running over three years to speed up admissions and create more options for community treatment.

Reducing the use of coercion within mental health care settings has been given high priority in government policy, and in 2006 a national action plan was introduced.

"If the government goes ahead and approves Kinder Morgan, as it's kind of hinted it will, any climate action plan they introduce, carbon tax or not, is not going to have a lot of credibility," he told VICE.

A. Action plans Action plans were introduced after the General Assembly's Special Representative had identified six "grave violations" towards children during armed conflict.

The action-plans were introduced in order to develop individual plans, and to support self-initiation for change.

When action-plans were introduced at the course "Practice nurses and Type 2 diabetes", it was emphasised that the goals had to be perceived as personally important by the person compiling the action-plan.

The level of input from our capacity strengthening team after the action plans had been introduced varied from less than yearly contact (case study 2) to every 1 3 months (case studies 1 and 3).

The chancellor, George Osborne, introduced the action plan by saying there was still a "long way to go" on achieving boardroom equality.

Nevertheless, the government has introduced an action plan to address the violence, which is generally considered a step forward by stakeholder groups.

The PDSA cycles began with "action plans" followed by introducing new interventions at the departmental level.