Sentence examples for deliver in practice from inspiring English sources
These are similar to the implementation challenges faced by other approaches, such as sustainable development and integrated water resources management, which have often failed to deliver in practice.
And we advocate training to ensure the NHS workforce can deliver in practice the full range of evidence-based therapies that it offers in theory.
Caseload-midwifery, where women receive individualized care, ideally from a single midwife, offers comprehensive continuity but this model of care is very difficult to deliver in practice.
He said: 'We will be watching closely to see whether the promises built into the scheme - honesty, transparency and respect for consumer - are delivered in practice.
Dalton predicted that the nuclear agreement would last "provided that mutual benefit is delivered in practice" and that the US "uses its power wisely".
Yet only last year the Mental Health Foundation reported that NHS physical health and mental health care were largely disconnected, and that, though integration was supported in principle, it was not delivered in practice.
Supporting the principle, but declining to address how this might be delivered in practice feels like something straight out of Yes Minister; it would be funny if it wasn't so tragic.
There are many questions about how the notion of a two-speed Europe can be delivered in practice, but we do know that it will require a revision of the existing treaties.
"Ultimately, there is a lot to welcome in principle in this manifesto - but only with adequate funding, based on proper costings, can such promises be delivered in practice". Labour's pledge to increase school funding was welcomed by the National Association of Head Teachers.
