Sentence examples for impeded implementation from inspiring English sources

Economic constraints and other factors impeded implementation of the primary health care approach during the 1980s.

Some interviewees noted that gaps in leadership alignment impeded implementation at their sites.

The most important factor that has impeded implementation of enzyme recycling is adsorption of enzymes onto residual substrate (primarily lignin).

In the linkage model, guiding and directing the dementia care network by a Board of Representatives proved to be difficult, and it impeded implementation.

The objective of this study was to understand contextual factors that facilitated or impeded implementation of MOVE! in VA medical centers in the second year after its dissemination.

A heterogeneous patient population, a relatively unqualified staff and cultural differences between both collaborating partners impeded implementation and had an impact on the functioning of the model.

First, as Mr. Aaron suggests, unremitting opposition actually impedes implementation.

Romero has said that the A.C.L.U. would "challenge and impede implementation of his proposals," but that strategy highlights the essential advantage of the President: the first move.

The report noted that the initiative lacked budget and management authority to direct research and added that its dual goals of promoting nanotechnology and mitigating its risks "impede implementation and evaluation" of risk research.

It is essential, therefore, to understand the difficulties that can impede implementation in practice.

One of the major factors impeding implementation is the failure to use appropriate process models; a core element of AM.