Sentence examples for capacity to implement a from inspiring English sources
"We now have the capacity to implement a scheme of this nature," Mr Chidambaram said, adding that it was possible given India's GDP, its projected growth over the next five years and the total expenditure by central and state governments.
This job-specific approach is justified because occupational boundaries can be used to group workers with a high level of homogeneity in terms of their productivity and their capacity to implement a job (skills).
We reviewed OCV characteristics and recommendations for their use and assessed global vaccine availability and capacity to implement a vaccination campaign.
Measures to assess diabetes regimen adherence have been developed (5– 8) but do not assess knowledge and capacity to implement a regimen, which are prerequisites to adherence.
Going forward, the global evaluation recommended that CFS programming could be improved by identifying strong school leaders and equipping them with greater skills and capacity to implement a CFS strategy.
This could be done by categorising hospitals in terms of ability to function without additional support and then deciding on differential strategies, according to each health care facility's capacity to implement a new health care intervention.
The report assesses Malaysia's capacity to implement an Open Data program and provides recommendations to improve the transparent management and use of government data.
The report outlines the country's capacity to implement an Open Data program including recommendations that would improve existing procedures and operations governing data management.
Yet as the world remains paralysed by the scale of the warming crisis, and watches while it becomes locked-in, the capacity to implement an emergency response will become ever-more attractive.
On the one hand, belief in one's capacity to implement an intervention could be facilitator of uptake of the intervention, while lack of belief in one's capacity was a barrier.
Increased beneficiaries' capacity to implement an ecologically sound biological control of coconut pests and, as a result, ensured they are better equipped to cut their losses and reduce risks in the face of future outbreaks.
