Sentence examples for building on existing efforts from inspiring English sources
Building on existing efforts to develop sustainability indicators and the LCSP indicator framework (Lowell Center for Sustainable Production. Sustainable Production,1998), Verrier et al. (2014) proposed a set of 22 core indicators (applicable to any organization) and guidance for selecting additional, production-specific indicators.
Based on theoretical model and building on existing efforts to develop sustainability indicators and the 20 Keys indicator framework, the authors pursued the following four distinct lines of inquiry: Proposition no. 1. 20 Keys methodology is the most appropriate for and provides best results in manufacturing companies.
The launched project aims to make a rapid shift to this simpler fixed-dose combination in Malawi, building on existing efforts and learning from Malawi's experience.
Immediate steps to advance integrated PHRs should include sharing existing knowledge and expanding knowledge about them, building on existing efforts, and continuing dialogue among public and private sector stakeholders.
In particular, studying northern pike (Esox lucius) as a representative of the order would provide an opportunity to continue building upon existing efforts.
David Ross, the NSN's chair of trustees, said: "We were most excited by [Young's] ambitious ideas for building on NSN's existing efforts to get schools, teachers, charities and community organisations involved in setting up schools where they can make a difference to their communities".
Opportunities for scaling up best practices in task shifting, building on existing approaches, included efforts by the Malaria Control Programme to roll out the new HBMF, using a new regimen, based on the earlier experience with the CMDs and the success of the pilot studies within a number of districts.
"It is important to note that this initiative aims at strengthening existing efforts and building on existing networks," said Ms. Djokoto.
Making an impact at scale requires comprehensive human resource planning for primary health care building on existing WHO frameworks, African country-level efforts and family medicine proposals [ 19, 24- 28].
