Sentence examples for advocated introduction of from inspiring English sources

As the ZWIP incorporates many components of the currently advocated introduction of the patient-centred medical home [ 23], e.g. patient-centeredness, care-coordination and the use of e-health such as shared Electronic Health Records to improve quality of care [ 23], it fits very well in the improvements currently recommended for primary care.

These findings strongly advocate introduction of ABT-199, which recently demonstrated impressive efficacy in CLL trials, into the clinical armamentarium of ALL therapy.

They advocated the introduction of Islamic law, or Shariah, and the banning of music, cinema and alcohol.

Instead, the financier advocated the introduction of a currency board in Russia after a modest devaluation of between15percentand25percentrcent for the ruble.

It also advocated the introduction of measures intended to ensure danger signs were not missed in the run-up to future trials.

John Major dropped another cat among the Euro-pigeons last night when he advocated the introduction of a new currency (the ecu or European currency unit) into circulation in all EC countries as a 'gradualist' alternative to going for the 'Big Bang' solution of full monetary union.

For several years I have advocated the introduction of independent broadcast media established through a fair and transparent regulatory process and have argued in person a public-interest petition on this issue in the Supreme Court for the right of all, not just some citizens or the government, to have equitable access to the air waves.

Teacher educators interviewed also advocated the introduction of speaking and listening tests in high-stakes examinations.

He advocated the introduction of conventional (artificial) and characteristic (typical) sounds, produced by electronic instruments developed by his acquaintance the German refugee and electrical engineer Wolja Saraga (see Neurath-Saraga correspondence and Neurath-Rotha correspodence for 1941, Cat forthcoming and Cat and Alford forthcoming).

Between 2006 and 2008 international organizations and the vaccine industry advocated the introduction of Human Papillomavirus HPVvaccineine for the primary prevention of cervical cancer.

The National Rifle Association responded by advocating the introduction of armed guards into all American schools.