Sentence examples for guidelines on implementation from inspiring English sources

In June 2007, the Government issued Decree No. 108 with guidelines on implementation of harm reduction, antiretroviral treatment and the work of the PLWH as peer educators.

That guidelines on implementation procedures, monitoring of results and costs similar to those that have been established for research and development of the Meena materials, be established, accompanied by specific targets, timelines, and points of responsibility and accountability within a strategic planning framework.

Appropriate recommendations and guidelines exist on implementation of cytology-based programs.

They could run branch networks, as 32 banks now do (Standard Chartered leads with 66 branches); they could hold up to 74% of an Indian bank; or they could set up new wholly-owned subsidiaries.The RBI is due to issue regulatory guidelines on the implementation of this policy later this year.

The Article 29 Working Party, which is composed of representatives from the data protection regulators of individual European Union Member States, issued a press release today noting that the group has adopted guidelines on the implementation of the European Court of Justice ruling.

In conclusion, we state on possible extensions of this approach for evaluating other product lifecycle characteristics and we give guidelines on the implementation aspects.

Europe's Article 29 Working Party, the body comprised of data protection representatives from individual Member States of the European Union, has now published guidelines on the implementation of the so-called 'right to be forgotten' ruling, which was handed down by Europe's top court back in May.

The guidelines on effective implementation of the IMCI guidelines have highlighted the importance of supervision and that training alone is not enough [ 9].

Given the lack of guidelines on the implementation of simulation-based education, the aim of the current study is to establish learner preferences in simulation-based procedural education in internal medicine.

The consensus was that Working with Nature is the best way forward for all those involved, and this has been laid down in the "Guidelines on the implementation of the Birds and Habitats Directives in estuaries and coastal zones" (European Commission 2011).

This paper thus aims to enrich the existing literature on adapting guidelines for implementation in resource poor settings.