Sentence examples for implementation and further support from inspiring English sources

The Right to Food Team is supporting the implementation and further support in several of these councils at national and sub-national levels.

Stage 4, that of implementation occurred at a pre-set time and further support continued at and after this time.

During a round table discussion organized on 31 May 2017 as a follow-up to the high-level panel discussion, participants in WLF4 and five new signatory members of the ICL-Sendai Partnerships examined an action plan to support the implementation and further development of the Sendai Partnerships.

Implementation is further supported by equipping teachers with knowledge and skills through training to promote quantity and quality of implementation.

In accordance with the "Model for Improvement" developed by Langley et al. [ 32], they will be trained to use this intervention at the planning stage of the "plan-do-study-act" cycles and to further support the implementation and evaluation of the developed action plans.

The capacity of both FIGO and national professional associations was also substantially strengthened in project design, management, and implementation, leading to opportunities to further support international development efforts in the future.

18 21 More topically, the findings reinforce the packaging legislation in Australia 35 37 and provide further supporting evidence for the implementation of Ireland's Public Health Act 2014 (Standardisation of Tobacco Packaging) and the UK's upcoming standardised packaging statute.

This study reveals key areas where paediatric health professionals may need further support and training to achieve successful implementation.

A mere implementation of a guideline without any further support in prescription was insufficient as the number of patients affected by DRP rose again to base level after all additional support had been terminated.

To further support policymaking regarding implementation, the trial results will be used in different implementation scenarios to assess the budget impact of implementing BPR in the Dutch healthcare setting.

Barriers and facilitators were further grouped into four domains: cognition; motivation, attitude, and preference; practical implementation; and parental support.