Sentence examples for central to the implementation from inspiring English sources
Condition monitoring and machinery fault diagnosis are central to the implementation of efficient maintenance management strategies.
This provision would be central to the implementation of U.N. resolution 1559 and the 1989 Taif Accord that eventually ended the 15-year civil war.
Three strategies were central to the implementation of patient-centeredness: an onstage/offstage layout; a concierge approach to patients; and the scripting of communication.
In the humanitarian context, collecting information is central to the implementation of an efficient response, including situational information, needs assessment, and operational information (King 2005; Van de Walle et al. 2008).
L.A.'s experience reveals that the systematic, ongoing review of police work is central to the implementation of meaningful reform.
The multidisciplinary team of case managers is central to the implementation of case management and helps case managers develop their new role and a core inter-professional competency.
Whether acting as controls in their own right, being relied on to ensure physical, hardware or electronic controls are in place and functional when needed, or as a threat to safe operations, human performance is central to the development, implementation and sustainable operation of barrier management systems.
The work of relating and engaging with users is central to the successful implementation of any new technology.
The South-South Cooperation scheme, which is based on solidarity between developing countries, has very quickly become central to the effective implementation of the Special Programme.
Although the work of engaging with users is central to the successful implementation of any new technology, work aimed at actively involving GPs in the take-up of new EMRs was barely mentioned in the interviews.
Functional interactions are central to the physiological implementation of learning; it has long been suggested that plasticity in connection strengths between neurons underlies the learning of predictive associations (Hebb 1949).
