Sentence examples for guideline for implementation from inspiring English sources

iii) Without guideline for implementation, especially on three key areas control (Product, Finance and InfoSec).  .

In this paper, a unified 5-level architecture is proposed as a guideline for implementation of CPS.

Gynecologists performing robot-assisted TLH were trained according to the guideline for implementation of a new surgical technique from the Dutch Society of Endoscopic Surgery [14] and completed robotic training provided by Intuitive Surgical.

As the questionnaire extracted from WHO standard guideline which is the prime source for national guideline for implementation of TB/HIV activities in Ethiopia, its validity and reliability is acceptable.

Development of aggregated retention required articulation of goals and guidelines for implementation in the Tasmanian context.

The curriculum is in accordance with the guidelines for implementation of an introductory emergency ultrasound course for emergency physicians [2].

A numerical example is used to illustrate the model and the paper concludes with possible extensions and guidelines for implementation.

In order to help farmers and national competition authorities interpret and apply these provisions, the European Commission has tabled a document containing guidelines for implementation European Commission (2015).

Following finalisation of case studies and further analysis, the practical outcomes of HarmoniCOP (Harmonizing Collaborative Planning) will be developed into a handbook, which will feed into design of guidelines for implementation of the Water Framework Directive.

This is why the United Nations expert body charged with translating general human rights standards into concrete guidelines for implementation issued a statement last year spelling out the specifics of the right to freedom of expression in the age of the internet.

The PROSPER protocol provides guidelines for implementation of an information infrastructure for pandemic response programs both in settings where sophisticated health information systems already are used and in developing communities where there is limited access to financial and technical resources.