Sentence examples for crisis of implementing from inspiring English sources
The authors show that in Argentina the government's response to the crisis of implementing a work requirement as a precondition for receipt of the Jefes transfers and offering a wage subsidy to employers produced effects.
The economic crisis and climate change may be making regulators wary of implementing more regulation, for fear of increasing the burden on industry.
No. What I mean is that an economic program designed to cope with a deep crisis must be developed by the local leaders in charge of implementing it.
The following subsections describe other perceived opportunities and benefits of implementing task shifting in the context of health personnel crisis in Tanzania.
Sustainability: - Costs of implementing iCCM.
Training police officers to recognise and handle mental health crises, and implementing practical models of cooperation between the police and mental health services in dealing with such crises may further improve police referral of individuals disengaged from mental health services.
Project U-Turn is a collaborative campaign to build understanding of Philadelphia's dropout crisis and implement strategies to resolve it.
This suggests that in times of crisis, governments have implemented deregulatory labour market reforms rather than labour market reforms in general.
The UN report entitled "Elephants in the Dust – The African Elephant Crisis" not only highlights the shocking reality of current elephant poaching levels, it also spells out some compelling actions that could stop the crisis, if implemented now.
In spite of the global economic crisis, we have implemented the Greater Homeland programme, based on state-of-the art legislation for the regularisation of foreign workers.
And he said the only way out of the crisis is to implement an EU-backed compromise agreement he signed with opposition leaders last week before he was deposed.
