Sentence examples for constraints in implementation from inspiring English sources
For example, the conditional incentive programme in Nepal for all pregnant women that encourages institutional delivery faced severe constraints in implementation at district level.
Purpose/Objective 1. Establish the overall progress of school sanitation, hygiene and water programme since the declaration of UPE. 2. Focus on the sub-programme of the new CP from 2001-2003 achievemenotingoting constraints in implementation.
Hence if there is such a medicine and researches have been made to see that it is safe to use it we ask the Ministry to allow us to use it and we will be willing to use it" – (FGD with MCH) As part of the FGDs and IDIs respondents were specifically asked about the possible constraints in implementation of CHX as liquid cord care.
Having the robotic solutions here illustrated conceived in didactic context, the aim is the instillation of the awareness in robotics students and communities about the engineering requirements and design constraints in typical implementation of the interested class of robots.
In an effort to develop recommendations towards the implementation of this strategy, a rapid assessment of neonatal health programs in Nepal was conducted in 2007 to analyze the status of ongoing programs and the roles of different partners, and to identify gaps and constraints in the implementation of evidence-based interventions [ 29].
In this context, the CFS recommended that in future country reports Governments, inter alia, (i) identify limitations and constraints in the implementation of the Plan of Action, (ii) in addition to reporting on actions taken to implement WFS Plan of Action, indicate the results of these actions2.
But experience shows that the G-20 suffers from serious constraints in policy implementations.
The marketing concept, like all good things that seem to make good sense, is burdened by process constraints that limit, in implementation, the achievement of its promises.
A major constraint in JIT implementation is that there are no universally accepted JIT techniques, as they seem to vary from one culture to another and also from one industry to another (Sandanayake et al. 2008).
Resources at the disposal of the governments and the agencies managing the fisheries are a constraint in effective implementation of the restrictions.
