Sentence examples for and implementation of existing from inspiring English sources
This is reflected in the design and implementation of existing AK tools.
This is mainly because the design and implementation of existing water supply schemes are dependent on empirical experience and subjective judgment.
The usage and implementation of existing mathematical models could become impractical if they are not available in standard formats.
Also, both agencies should shape FGM/C programming to support the operationalization and implementation of existing FGM/C legislation at the state level.
Quantitative data from the baseline assessment in the SEA-ORCHID project indicated that development of evidence-based guidelines according to recommended processes, or adaptation and implementation of existing evidence-based guidelines was very rare in the SEA-ORCHID hospitals.
Considering that the home based model is being promoted as a strategy for improving access, it is expected that findings from this analysis will provide a basis for a review of the design and implementation of existing models for VCT provision in rural communities of Uganda.
More consistent and widespread implementation of existing tools would be beneficial, although technical problems such as selection for chemico-resistance in vectors and parasites emphasize the need for a new generation of malaria control tools [3].
New interventions are required and improved implementation of existing strategies.
Despite conducive policies and high coverage of antenatal care and other services, the challenge of HIV and AIDS and the inadequate implementation of existing maternal, neonatal and child healthcare programmes are largely responsible for the loss of lives.
Lack of a specific and overarching NCD policy has slowed and fragmented the implementation of existing strategies to prevent and control NCDs and their determinants.
These types of abominable activities are increasing day by day due to lack of government and public awareness, greediness of businessmen, lack of regulations and standards, and finally lack of implementation of existing laws (Rahman and Kabir 2012).
