Sentence examples for begin its implementation from inspiring English sources

"We both committed ourselves to doing everything we can to get us closer to that day when the Mitchell plan can begin its implementation and execution," Mr. Powell said.

All have asked that we begin its implementation as soon as possible to give stability and security to the cease-fire and advance toward peace".

In Norway a Coordination Reform [ 32] began its implementation in January 2012.

The program began its implementation in 2004 with the application of a household survey for the characterization of individuals, families and environmental health conditions in order to identify and to prioritize population needs and to design specific action plans according to the situation of the community.

Beginning its implementation phase this year, MDGi – a joint programme of the Government of the Republic of Zambia, the EU and the United Nations -- aims at improving the availability and quality of Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health and Nutrition (RMNCH-N) services in 11 districts of Lusaka and Copperbelt Provinces.

To help alleviate the unmet need for contraception (the average desired family size was 4.2 for the period 1990-1995), the Ministry of Health (MOH) launched an official Birth Spacing Program with support of the UNFPA in 1993 and began its nationwide implementation in 1996.

This fact, which had not been noticed by epidemiologists and health practitioners, is noteworthy since it goes countercurrent against the classical view on contact-tracing that it is efficient at the very beginning of its implementation and then less and less useful, insofar as the information it provides becomes redundant and obsolete as the contact tracing within a sexual network continues.

These results suggest that the ISP could have had an impact from the beginning of its implementation.

Objective ex-post: the assessment of the allocative efficiency actually achieved by the screening and the quadrivalent immunisation programmes 12 months after the beginning of its implementation (July 2007).

(This, of course, is not a new idea, but we have barely begun to take its implementation seriously).

Its implementation began through the creation of the National Capital Commission (NCC) by an act of Parliament (1958) and, about the same time, the creation of the National Capital Region, which involved the federal government's acquisition of some 1,800 square miles (4,700 square km) of land on both the Quebec and the Ontario sides of the Ottawa River.