Sentence examples for for developing and introducing from inspiring English sources

Then, their periods for developing and introducing new products are exchanged.

Consequently it represents a unique structure with considerable potential for developing and introducing new thinking and approaches within the sector.

Further steps, such as deriving DWs and conducting epidemiological data surveys, are needed to improve ascertainment and reporting of CMMVI, which is a requirement for developing and introducing prevention strategies to protect the workers' health.

I hope that experience accumulated during implementation of this project will be valuable for developing and introducing comprehensive social services for children at the regional and national level» states Yukie Mokuo, UNICEF Representative in Ukraine On the level of a pilot Khmelnytsky Oblast, the project address issues of at least 2.500 vulnerable children.

Bestfoods is admired overseas for rapidly developing and introducing new products, but it has not distinguished itself on the domestic front.

One example is in developing and introducing the standards for Communes Fit for Children; these guidelines were developed by MOLISA with support from the CB-M&E Project, and MOLISA has worked with several provinces to introduce the standards.

PATH is an international nonprofit organization with nearly four decades of experience adapting, developing, and introducing health technologies for developing countries.

A new validated and reliable protocol including an extended list of indications for sampling blood for culture was developed and introduced at the ICU of a university hospital (July October 2006).

To facilitate this implementation, the self-management booklet "Care for Osteoarthritis" was developed and introduced.

In the context of different railway infrastructure projects in Switzerland new standards for vibration mitigation measures have to be developed and introduced for various track systems, sites and conditions: tunnel and surface lines, ballasted or slab track, low and high speed, light and heavy vehicles.

This was considered when a computer-based tool for lifestyle intervention was developed and introduced in Swedish primary health care (PHC) [ 7].