Sentence examples for favour implementing from inspiring English sources

Either explanation would favour implementing improved prevention efforts for these women.

For example, a prevention program can increase social support or government policies can favour implementing age-friendly cities advocated by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to promote older adults' participation.

Most of the responses favoured implementing staff-oriented mental health care programmes following a suicide, and recognized the need for developing a more compassionate attitude toward suicide, as well as the need for sharing information on the course of events leading up to the suicide (Table 5).

The health committee's enquiry found a broad consensus in favour of implementing Dilnot's findings.

Meanwhile, Angela Merkel said on Wednesday that she was in favour of implementing fresh European Union sanctions on Russia.

Hamilton's team-mate, Nico Rosberg, who won in Russia and is 43 points ahead of the British driver in the championship is, in contrast, firmly in favour of implementing a device.

"Given that there appears to be a parliamentary majority in favour of implementing the Leveson proposals, I think not to accept the findings is going to put [Cameron] in an almost impossible position, politically and in the country at large".

Mr Yameen has taken a strong position on law and order, campaigning in favour of implementing the death penalty and calling for harsher prison sentences.

Investigations have showed arguments in favour of implementing the n-type strip readout on a p-type substrate (currently the Semiconductor Tracker, SCT, uses p-type strip readout on a n-type substrate).

Similarly, the European Union has also recently voted in favour of implementing this approach.

There is, however, mounting evidence that calorie-labelling of alcoholic beverages is an effective intervention, which the public is in favour of implementing [ 34, 35].