But several MEPs voiced concerns over the implementation of the greening component of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) reform claiming that the lack of clarity on the ground might increase the number of errors and bring about unequal implementation of the CAP among member states.
A thematic approach was used to analyze the data, which reflected the people's experiences brought about by the implementation of the contract service policy.
The data narrated in the following six aspects did reflect people's experiences brought about by the implementation of the contract service policy.
"Having said that, we are forecasting for hospital closures because of the changes brought about by the implementation of Obamacare". Lott said about 40 hospitals in California may close over the next five to 10 years, which would represent nearly 10% of the 430 hospitals statewide.
This study was designed to track performance improvements brought about by the implementation of a critical pathway for complex alimentary tract surgery.
We believe that these commandments, if followed, will help to bring about the necessary implementation of an action plan for ageing research in the UK, commensurate with the scale of the challenge, which is to transform the manifold opportunities of increased longevity into actual delivery of a society living not only for longer, but also healthier, wealthier and happier.
The then-prime minister told the prince, who had given him "sensible and constructive" contacts in the herbal medicines world, that he would be "consulting with your colleagues and others" on the best way to bring about changes to the planned implementation of the EU directive on herbal medicines.
The semi-structured section contained questions on the participants' perspective regarding the impact and the changes brought about by its implementation, both in relation to the professional him/herself and in relation to the obstetric unit.
Given the rapid pace of change in the National Health Service and the current drive of the Clinical Commissioning Groups to implement more effective and cost-effective interventions, this review will provide a deeper understanding of how to bring about change and optimise the uptake or implementation of complex interventions in primary care, in order to improve service delivery and patient care.
Purposive diachronic redistribution involves the successful implementation of institutions and policies whose purpose is to bring about changes in the holdings of different subjects.
