Sentence examples for constraints to effective implementation from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the constraints to effective implementation of the MNCH program in the demonstration sites and with implications for scaling-up were consistent with constraints identified in other low and low-middle income countries [ 7, 13, 14, 17].

Human resource constraint as a barrier to effective implementation of provider-initiated HIV counselling and testing has previously been documented in Uganda [ 40] and needs to be re-emphasised.

A shortage of skilled health workers, financial constraints and delayed disbursement of funds from the central government were indicated as impediments to effective implementation.

We need both stronger laws to protect girls, and greater political commitment to effective implementation," said the Canadian MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan.

Legislation, however, is just the first step in a long chain to effective implementation and women's empowerment, says Iqbal.

Policy implementation depends on this mechanism of governance; good governance always leads to effective implementation of the policy.

However, the high costs of genotyping are a key constraint to efficient implementation of GS [ 3].

The most critical constraint to effective response is weakened infrastructure and systems of public health.

A 2003 article reported on global constraints to the implementation of effective policies to curb non-communicable disease epidemics.

While outcomes are critical to assess program's effectiveness, an assessment of processes provides key information regarding supports and constraints that influence effective implementation.

The agreement establishes an "enhanced transparency framework" to "build mutual trust and confidence and to promote effective implementation".