Sentence examples for implementation and regulation from inspiring English sources

Further, those involved in the design, implementation, and regulation of these programs and the students need to consider the actual and potential regulatory issues that can surface when students without a nursing degree are permitted or required to take the NCLEX after completing pregraduate nursing courses.

Gogorza is very optimistic about the new law; however, he notes there are many critical issues -- practical, ethical, and clinical -- that will need to be worked out carefully during its implementation and regulation.

Hence, it may be argued that Denmark has a more mature primary care system (with regard to guideline implementation and regulation), and we thus expected that GPs' attitudes to national clinical guidelines in the two countries somehow would reflect this development.

Benefits as well as challenges, such as the need for further research for implementation and governmental regulation, will be highlighted.

However, the MLC performed ineffectively in initial implementation, and the Regulations and the Code were delayed for almost 8 years before formulation and recognition in the maritime industry.

Government has enacted the National Milk Code (Executive Order No. 51 National Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes, Breastmilk Supplements and Other Related Products) in 1986 and its Revised Implementation Rules and Regulations in 2006, and the Expanded Breastfeeding Promotion Act (Republic Act No. 10028) in 2010, which address the objectives of WBW 2013 in the Philippines.

One should not forget that the development and implementation of regulation, standards and certification uses resources and it is better to be well informed of the need before embarking on incurring such costs.

Relevant national interventions include the implementation and enforcement of regulations, legislation, and international guidelines and conventions governing the use and recycling of lead and lead-based products; public education about the health hazards of lead; and promotion of environmentally sound ULAB recycling (Basel Convention 2003; United Nations Environment Programme 2008; WHO 1995).

However, Schöffski's study focused on the implementation of regulation and deregulation measures for pharmaceutical products and included only descriptive statistical analysis.

This necessitates a governance discourse that does not restrict itself to the definition and implementation of regulation in the form of negative constraints for science and technology but also of positive aims in a societal setting.

'Ocean space' and mobilities are constructed through normative considerations that rely on agencies beyond the nation-state and implementation of regulation through functional variables.