Sentence examples for faced in implementation from inspiring English sources
Staff from the CBR-TWG member organizations described different levels of experience with each assistance modality and challenges faced in implementation; however, none expressed an explicit organizational preference for one assistance modality over another.
In order to reconcile the theoretical benefits of 4D models with the practical difficulties faced in implementation, there is an urgent need to explore the implementation of 4D models on construction sites as well as the perceptions of intended users/beneficiaries towards this implementation.
This suggests benefits gained from subtle acts of listening to presentations, reading reports, understanding and acknowledging the difficulties faced in implementation.
Codes captured the type of driver, how and when it was introduced, at what level of the health system the driver functioned and challenges faced in implementation.
Experts on immunization from Zhejiang provincial CDC also held a review meeting with 13 vaccinators (one vaccinator from each immunization clinic) after intervention to collect their perceptions on the EPI intervention package, and challenges faced in implementation.
The greatest challenge we faced in implementation (one we failed to fully appreciate and mitigate) was the need to provide appropriate ongoing dialogue and support between the project team and the health research system managers tasked with developing indicators for each implementation plan.
It went on further to highlight some of the challenges likely to be faced in the implementation of the act, namely the high cost of implementation and the creation of lengthy bureaucratic processes which may work against research advancement [ 48].
One of the biggest constraints faced in the implementation has been related to organizational limitations and bureaucracy, which led to delayed disbursement of funds and subsequent delays in implementation.
The mismatch between the supply and demand, inequitable distribution and the over irrigation of water consuming crops are the main constraints that are faced in the implementation of the integrated water resources management in Egypt.
This article focuses on the major aspects and regulatory framework of the updated National Mineral Policy 2 (NMP2) complemented by discussions on the effectiveness and challenges faced in its implementation towards successful mineral resource sustainability for Malaysia.
