Sentence examples for brief to implement from inspiring English sources

He was prime minister for short periods in 1875, 1878, and 1880, but his periods in office were too brief to implement his ideas.

Just last month Ken Livingstone, the capital's mayor, appointed him as the chair of the London Cultural Consortium with a brief to implement a ten-year plan to cement even further London's status as a leading world city for creativity.

When Ted Heath entered Downing Street in 1970, she was promoted to the cabinet as education secretary with a brief to implement spending cuts in her department.

Its brief was to implement a peace plan outlined in a 1990 Security Council resolution.

In conclusion, the present trial aims to provide evidence on the efficacy of a brief and easy to implement psychological intervention compared to the most frequently used drug treatments for major depression.

The SAKK C-SGA was developed based on an extensive literature search and expert clinical advice to be brief and easy to implement in busy clinical settings (i.e. low physician and patient burden appropriate for clinical practice as well as clinical trials).

For that purpose, one option is to train doctors and health care professionals in providing brief cessation interventions or to implement a systematic cessation services referral program [ 39].

It was feasible to implement brief yet effective mental health interventions in a wide variety of humanitarian contexts – post-natural disaster, during acute violent conflict and during chronic violent conflict.

FAO will keep future Sessions of COFI briefed on steps taken to implement the Programme and will continue to liaise with AOSIS on this matter.

Our central safety management team, together with local Park operations, will now work to implement and brief operating staff on these protocols".

The objective of this study was to implement a brief intervention in asthma within a UK national pharmacy chain, and through the use of mystery customers, measure the extent of delivery of the intervention over a 4-month period.