Sentence examples for has implemented a project from inspiring English sources
Electrical Engineering Department of Istanbul Technical University has implemented a project called "Working Comfort and Energy Saving in Offices by Using the Control Systems" since 1998.
Reaching millions with safe water With assistance from UNICEF, The Bangladeshi Department of Public Health Engineering has implemented a project which will ensure that proper water and sanitation resources reach those who need them most.
They have implemented a project to reduce customer waste in the deliveries of aluminium printing plates.
The Chinese government has implemented a pilot project for free cervical cancer screening [ 2].
Among those, seven SCANUs are supported by the Government of Japan (GoJ), which has been the largest donor to Bangladesh since the late 1980s and has implemented a number of projects in the areas of health over the years.
Thanks to a grant from the U.S. International Development Agency (USAID), and working collaboratively with other partners, ChildFund has implemented a large-scale community health project that we believe will ultimately reach virtually the entire country over the next four years.
The project has implemented a routine data collection system in this area.
To scale ADR detection to an encounter-volume this high, CCHMC is engaged in a larger patient safety research project and has implemented a trigger-tool based approach for a selected set of drugs [ 3].
For example, the Environmental Agency in the UK has implemented an ILP-based project to address the illegal exports of hazardous waste (see Gibbs et al. 2015).
With the purpose of investigating the appropriate scientific evidence for some specific TCM the Italian National Institute of Health and the Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine have implemented a common project, the Joint Sino-Italian Laboratory (JoSIL) on TCM.
Since 2007 the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and its partner CARE International, have implemented a large-scale community-driven reconstruction project in eastern DRC, named Tuungane ("Let's Unite" in Kiswahili).
