Sentence examples for guide implementers from inspiring English sources

When analyzing requirements from the implementation viewpoint, knowledge of successes and failures in related software-engineering efforts can guide implementers in the choice of effective design and development strategies.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs) as well as reporting templates are also developed to guide the implementers.

Observe that, unlike functional descriptions, specifications are taken to be prescribed in advance of the artifact construction; they guide the implementer.

These findings can point to other potentially PHR sensitive health conditions and guide PHR designers, implementers, and researchers.

A field guide to direct implementers at each level would be very useful to help make the campaign run more smoothly.

The aim of the publication is to guide planners and implementers in preparing for and responding to an emergency, taking into consideration the needs of children in emergency situations.

Rather, the Framework should guide training program implementers and others in thinking about available resources, existing data and the rationale for evaluating outcomes at particular points along the continuum.

'This plan is therefore an important milestone in the field of Child Rights promotion and protection and will also serve as a concrete guide for programme implementers.' The main goal of the plan is that by 2010, mechanisms for the protection, care and support for orphans and vulnerable children are in place and that provision of basic services is facilitated within a supportive environment.

Foremost among the many lessons learned while developing this MOV guide and implementing it in the Dominican Republic, as well as from recent studies on undervaccination in LAC (Table  2), is that the EPI and the Ministry of Health must lead the assessment, even if they are not the main implementers.

The following list of steps is meant to be a guide for each implementer rather than a mandatory list of steps that has to be followed to the last detail.

As the new PHNs are being established, there is little evidence about the success or otherwise of their predecessor organisations to guide policy formulators and implementers going forward.