Sentence examples for be realistic to implement from inspiring English sources

Interventions targeting this issue are, however, very complex to design, require a multitude of involved contributors and might not be realistic to implement in a top-down approach.

These three key issues (importance of breastfeeding, the positive role of fathers and problem solving), were identified from the process evaluation of the FIFI study [ 41, 42], a review of earlier international programs and assessment of what was realistic to implement in the existing system.

Be realistic to the fullest.

Stakeholders were free to adapt and select the interventions they wanted, however they had to take care that it was realistic and feasible to implement the selected interventions in the frame of the MOMI study.

This study evaluated the effects of a long-term, supervised individual regulated training, at twice weekly frequency, which is more realistic to be implemented in everyday life.

PMTCT programs should be realistic about the staff required to implement the program and acknowledge the needs of their providers to be protected and to have the basic tools needed to conduct their work.

See which solutions are realistic and then implement them.

Mr Cope said the plan was "not realistic" and it would be constitutionally difficult to implement the law as it stands.

"We have to be realistic," says Ieropoulos, "we cannot be promoting a technology which is not feasible to be implemented in a poor country".

"But I am realistic," says Brown. "Fundamentally, I'm trying to implement change, and fashion does not exist primarily to do good in the world.

Although "interference temperature" is an exact measurement, it is difficult to implement in realistic systems.