Sentence examples for and prepared to implement from inspiring English sources
Intensivists, even more than emergency physicians, should always be mindful and prepared to implement mitigation measures to ensure their own safety in a chemical mass casualty event.
Most important, all school staff must be thoroughly trained and prepared to implement the policies.
Weiner et al. [ 32] define organizational readiness for change as " the extent to which organizational members are psychologically and behaviorally prepared to implement organizational change".
"With six free Microsoft applications and many other tools provided on the Teacher Experience Exchange website, teachers will be better prepared to implement the technology students need as preparation for entering a global workforce," said Anthony Salcito, general manager of education, Microsoft.
First, we describe how the facilitator, Hannah, prepared to implement the LTG PD program with fidelity as part of the LTG Efficacy Study.
46 In a recent study conducted in Brazil, primary care physicians reported that they did not feel prepared to implement educational practices for people with diabetes.
(FG 2)" Because infant death is much more common on neonatal units, clinicians working on NICU teams are likely better prepared to implement palliative care practices.
Mr Miliband came across as decent, intelligent and prepared to tell his party some things that reduced the conference hall to sullen silence: such as his admission that a Labour government would have had to implement painful cuts.
