Sentence examples for implement shared from inspiring English sources
For several authorities, the funding will be used to implement shared call handling and mobilisation systems between authorities, and shared data links.
"How organisations implement shared parental leave is going to be the crux of whether this truly drives forward the change we all want to see, in terms of providing more choice and control to men and women on how they manage their career progression and family life".
This is a simple and low-cost approach to implement shared channel connectivity between nodes of co-existing sensor networks.
Training interventions to support healthcare providers to implement shared decision-making may therefore be effective.
Existing patriarchal physician attitudes and a more hierarchical health care system in Germany may make it more difficult to implement shared decision making into oncology health care provision.
25 In Step 5, Capacity, the team uses tools to examine patient and healthcare system capacities (eg, technical, human capital) needed to implement shared medical appointments.
Recently, diffracting trees have been introduced as an efficient way of implementing shared counters in heavily loaded distributed systems.
Implementing shared memory between the guest and host is too intrusive as it would add too much complexity to both systems, and would probably require modification to both kernels.
The role of institutional context has become increasingly important in view of large international research projects implementing shared participatory methodologies across countries (for example within Horizon 2020 and within CGIAR programmes), which each have different institutional contexts.
This paper explores the options and issues to consider when selecting and implementing shared services governance including topics such as oversight, accountability, culture, management of resources, and of day-to-day operations.
It requires mutual understanding and implementing shared visions across industries and geographies -- and across generations, cultures and faiths.
