Sentence examples for effective deployment of the from inspiring English sources
The Office of the Vice President for Finance (VPF) works to advance MIT's mission by supporting thoughtful stewardship and effective deployment of the Institute's financial resources.
BBC1 Scotland gave us the thrillingly unsettling Limmy's Show, while BBC4's ever-splendid Getting On supplied us with empathy, clipboards and the most devastatingly effective deployment of the phrase "plop-plop" in comic history.
A high level decision support model is presented for the effective deployment of the scheduling strategies whereby a unified approach to solving real job shop problems is achieved.
The software component architecture for ECGSS also allows the effective deployment of the system on every local business site, in view of the evolving trend in information technology toward easier configuration and re-usability.
"BP and Arco failed to demonstrate effective deployment of the most basic oil spill response operations," said Susan Harvey, the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation's oil spill chief, in an interview.
In my opinion the effective deployment of these medications could reduce the mortality rate by at least 50percentt from what current estimates would predict, and completely eliminate transmission of H.I.V. from mothers to their babies.
The effective deployment of these NER tools is essential to the success of DRS-based scoring, in that the algorithm scores articles based, in part, on the pervasiveness and spatial orientation of CTD's controlled vocabulary terms in the text of an article's title and abstract.
Clarity of role definition, and engendering mutual respect based on fair treatment and effective management of multi-disciplinary teams will be pre-requisites for effective deployment of this new role in the NHS in Scotland.
Particularly, we can assume that non-served and underserved populations are not routinely offered seasonal influenza vaccine because this is not a standard public health practice or a public health priority in many low-and medium income countries, where determinants such as vaccine availability as well as financial and political barriers prevent the effective deployment of these interventions.
However, the human resources needed for this are very limited and development of information systems that permit the most effective deployment of these resources would be of great benefit.
The Khartoum regime continues to place every conceivable obstacle in the path of a full and effective deployment of this force (UNAMID).
