Sentence examples for basics project from inspiring English sources

A rapid assessment of child and adolescent health by the MOPH and the Basic Support for Institutionalizing Child Survival (BASICS) Project in 2008 provided the first indication of a possible gap in the referral system: "The HMIS [health management information system] shows that far more patients are referred out from lower level facilities than registered as referred in at higher level facilities.

The humiliating climbdown came after Andreessen lashed out on Tuesday night at India's decision to block Facebook's controversial Internet.org and its Free Basics project, which sought to offer limited free mobile internet but would open the door for a private, unregulated and pay-to-play internet service.

The Free Basics project originated from an idea that Zuckerberg had about connecting the next 5 billion people.

One of the steps to addressing this is the proposed Back to Basics project involving packages of education and training emphasising the fundamentals of history and examination, recognition and initial management of the unwell individual and the use of early warning systems such as early warning score charts modified for pregnancy [ 3].

Layered with Mr. Spector's orchestral touches, it was very different from the back-to-basics project they had envisioned.

"I welcome this report which exposes the absence of basic project management and leadership for a major undertaking.

Among the other criticisms are that the department: Launched the project too quickly, did not apply basic project approval checks and balances and made unrealistic forecasts on costs and savings.

The iOS version of WeVideo isn't quite as advanced, but you can always export a basic project to the Web app where all of the editing features and file formats are available.

Because they're costly — you'll usually pay a few thousand dollars for a basic project — it makes sense to hire a risk expert only if you have an unusually risky operation, or run a business with more than, say, $25 million in revenue or more than 100 employees.

At postgraduate level, students expect more than basic project management education.

In fact, Sartre sometimes employed this term himself to denote a radical change in one's basic project.