Sentence examples for attempts to implement an from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this article is to describe the barriers and facilitators encountered during pilot year attempts to implement an evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention program within three types of organizations: (1) small community-based organizations; (2) a school-based organization; and (3) a large decentralized city-sponsored summer youth program.

Even within the government, attempts to implement a national flood prevention policy have been halfhearted.

Cost-benefit analysis attempts to implement a Kaldor-Hicks evaluative criterion.

The second and third scenarios represent a case where a government agency attempts to implement a complementary conservation network representing 200 species, while a non-government organisation is focused on achieving additional protection for the ten rarest species.

On the other hand, a government that attempts to implement a new policy to reduce carbon emissions by a certain percentage by introducing a carbon tax may be very sensitive to the social feedback on its policy; in this instance, we would expect (sigma) to lie close to 1.

This study attempts to implement a cooperative reading environment for EFL early reading using a mobile-device-supported computer-assisted reciprocal early English reading (CAREER) system, and to evaluate its effect on the early reading skills and learning behaviors of elementary EFL learners.

Attempts to implement a gender perspective will be successful only when different disciplines work together in multi/transdisciplinary research.

shows selected results from the attempts to implement a more complex routing circuit with a constant P. polycephalum input and potentially six chemical inputs.

Second, a well devised community engagement process that must necessarily precede any attempts to implement a tissue trust will account for the values and needs of the host community and provide guidance for the governance of the trust.

In the United States, attempts to implement a concept as expansive as personalized care quickly run up against two opposing traditions that permeate not only the field of medicine, but indeed the entire U.S. culture.

Collaborative efforts at implementation can lead to more successful adoption than those who attempt to implement an innovation individually (Zhu and Engels 2013).