Sentence examples for implement increasingly from inspiring English sources

Expanding what is measured to include new types and levels of skills requires new frameworks that define innovative domains as well as new designs to implement increasingly complex assessments.

A condition of US aid packages in countries such as Colombia demands that governments implement increasingly punitive measures to end drug wars every year.

The author propose a concrete way to implement increasingly a comprehensive national IPC program, based on main challenges (specially the lack of human resources), and the numerous opportunities as the many tools and guidelines currently proposed by WHO to face IPC, NGO's supporting countries to strengthen the health system, and specially Senegalese experience.

For five years, the United States has implemented increasingly severe sanctions in an attempt to force Iran's leaders to reconsider the suspected nuclear weapons program, and answer a growing list of questions from the I.A.E.A.

A fault-tolerant scheme such as triple-modular redundancy (TMR) is being implemented increasingly in digital systems.

The implementation of VIA as a screening strategy has shown promising results and screening programs based on this methodology are being implemented increasingly in low income countries [ 7, 8].

Nonetheless, also in consideration of the rapid evolution (and cost reduction) of molecular genetic techniques, it has to be expected that molecular assays will be implemented increasingly in clinical practice.

It is in this domain that many countries, often linked to so-called 'security agendas', are implementing increasingly expansive and repressive legislation and policy to criminalise behaviour in children which would be more effectively dealt with through a social welfare response.

"But then I see Ahmadinejad grinning on the television and I'm so appalled by him and what he's done, I can't bring myself to stop going".Moreover, the dictatorship that Mr Ahmadinejad shows every sign of wanting to set up is incompetent and fractured, its ability to make and implement policy increasingly weak.

Also, centralized diagnosis solutions are difficult to implement on increasingly prevalent distributed, networked embedded systems.

A universal screening programme for cardiovascular disease might prevent an important number of new cardiovascular events in a population, but it may be unrealistic to implement in increasingly resource constrained health systems.