Sentence examples similar to favourable to implement from inspiring English sources

To achieve higher vaccination rates, the use of Standing Order Program (allowing for vaccination without an individual physician's order) has even been proposed as being the most effective and economically favourable strategy to implement preventive interventions [ 53].

Furthermore, an intervention requiring a substantial increase in expenditure – as may be likely with mass population interventions such as vaccination – may exceed the budget available, in which case it may be impractical to implement no matter how favourable the ICER.

"If following the election doubts emerge about the new government and society's will to implement the programme, the current favourable prospects will reverse," he said.

They will also debate the possibility of the UN assisting countries to develop legislation favourable to freedom of expression and information as well as to implement existing international rules and principles.

Mr Morales got favourable treatment from expanded state-owned media.The government will now move to implement the constitution's provision for the decentralisation of power to a mosaic of authorities, including indigenous communities.

Should the Fed signal that it is finally ready to implement another round of accommodation, then we expect to see a very favourable market reaction with investors finding comfort in the unified central bank decision to provide more cushion throughout the recovery.

The TriAtiva Program: Education, Nutrition and Physical Activity was a year-long initiative which aimed to implement educational activities about healthy eating and physical activity so as to develop a favourable environment for student health.

We can still implement what we want to implement.

The tricky part is to implement them.

They made it easy to implement.

It could take years to implement.