Sentence examples for awards to implement from inspiring English sources

To monitor quality of care, HRSA provides technical assistance to grant recipients for quality improvement [2], and grantees can use a proportion of their awards to implement a clinical quality management program [1].

These dual views define a lower and an upper bounds on awards, which are used to implement the so-called Double Recursive Process.

It awards grants and tenders to implement projects or activities that relate to the European Union's external aid programmes.

Highlighting this point is a $7 million Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation grant recently awarded to the American Association of Medical Colleges to implement and evaluate eCR platforms in five U.S. academic medical centers [ 24].

Equivalently, the collapse of collective bargaining in New Zealand can be directly attributed to the abolition of statutory wage-fixing machinery and with it the extension procedures used to implement national awards of that nation's Court of Arbitration.

Following the funding award, grantees selected an appropriate agency to implement the linkage program.

The pension pact was part of an accord the Bloomberg administration reached with the teachers' union last fall to implement a plan to award bonuses to teachers based largely on test scores of students at schools with high concentrations of poor children.

A system to implement this criterion might award extra "credit" where publication occurs.

She called the award "a huge opportunity" that would allow her to implement her ideas "in much more creative ways".

To take a couple of examples of the victors, Michael Heseltine won the "lifetime achievement award" - his key achievements in property being to implement the "Right to Buy" that sold off Britain's social housing under Thatcher.

He was not, however, the head of the provisional government of 1922 established to implement the treaty; Michael Collins had been awarded its chairmanship.