Sentence examples for doubt that the implementation from inspiring English sources
I have no doubt that the implementation of health reform will lead to a better system: more New Yorkers with health care coverage, new models of delivering health care that emphasize teamwork and coordination to keep patients healthy, and more sensible payment approaches that reward good health care outcomes rather than tests and procedures.
"Besides, there's no doubt that the implementation of a programme such as PEAR and the joint project developed by UNDP, FAO and UNICEF also contribute to it".
One question requested a definition of "reasonable doubt"—"doubt that is reasonable," the judge elucidated.
"The protracted timetable that will extend to summer 2015 for implementation of a piece of legislation agreed in April 2013 will no doubt see the implementation run into the next election".
(T133: NThere1) There was also doubt about the implementation of this knowledge in medical practices and about doctors' ability to assess and use new knowledge.
Although the pre-implementation data was not quantitatively recorded, more than 50% of the people surveyed after the science events expressed worry and doubt that biogas was hygienically acceptable.
'I think without doubt the implementation has brought more people around the table...and trying to ensure that there is linkage and involvement across the whole of the screening profession.
At present, there are still doubts regarding the implementation methods and effects of the SSALT and PSALT, and other methods of stress loading are limited.
It seems that the implementation of new gaming technologies revolve around playing table tennis.
I doubt that the second is attainable.
