Sentence examples for areas to implement from inspiring English sources
The result of this groundwater occurrence is useful as a guide for groundwater developers, which engineers in water resource management and land-use planners to select suitable areas to implement development schemes and also government agencies.
The result of this groundwater occurrence study will be a helpful guide for groundwater developers, which engineers on water resource management and land-use planning to select suitable areas to implement development schemes and also government agencies.
"We're telling them to start putting together plans, consider what it would look like in their areas to implement [comprehensive immigration reform]." For some, this means getting recognized and accredited by the Board of Immigration Appeals to legally represent clients.
Mchinji district was one of the first areas to implement the programme, in 2006.
This may help to identify areas to implement programmes, services and interventions to reduce disability experienced by clients with HIV.
"The ward aspect was one of the more difficult areas to implement because it wasn't as sort of specific, as confined, whereas the other areas perhaps were confined to theatres or ICU.
The agricultural sector accounts for more than two-thirds of human water withdrawal and is therefore a prime area to implement a more rational water use.
Any healthcare provider, however, would need to consider the opportunity cost of switching funding from another area to implement the policy change.
The Scottish Government provided £150,000 over three years to each area to implement the SSA electronically as part of the eCare system.
The analysis of the relationship between overland rankings and overland features could provide guidance to identify critical areas and to implement site-specific BMPs in peri-urban artificial landscapes.
The focus of network designers in the area of backbone design is on the choice of routing and switching equipment, the wide area protocols to implement, and the initial cost of the system.
