Sentence examples for implementation contested from inspiring English sources

Concerns included an undefined concept of rights, operational difficulties in implementation, contested rights, possible misuse of rights rhetoric and movement away from a needs-based approach.

But Mr. Cuomo's move irked some conservatives, who are determined to fight the health care law and view state capitals as important battlegrounds in which the law's implementation can be contested.

Even naming this area is contested: implementation science, adoption, quality improvement, dissemination, complex intervention and knowledge translation [ 9- 11].

Stocks had risen earlier in the day, reacting to Greek opinion polls published over the weekend that suggested that parties favoring the implementation of the country's contested bailout agreement would be able to form a government after June 17 elections.

A political perspective on implementation, therefore, would see it as inherently contested and a negotiated combination of top down implementation with bottom up reactions and accommodations [ 19].

This has opened up RWM policy-making and implementation to a wider range of (sometimes contested) expert inputs, ranging across natural and social sciences, engineering, and ethics.

While the modern matron posts grew and flourished with a defined, uncontested clinical management responsibility [ 38] the implementation of the community matron role has been much slower and contested [ 39].

Never in the past was there a situation that such a decision was changed and implementation regulations have been changed because one of the member states has contested and… it would be extremely difficult to do it".

However, the RBCT was conducted by one core-set in order to supersede another as legitimate experts in animal disease policy, who in turn have contested its findings by pointing out flaws in the design and implementation of the experiment in the field.

We view the popular legitimacy of Tunisia's transitional institutions as increasingly contested, jeopardizing the approval of a new constitution, holding of elections, and implementation of growth-promoting economic reforms.

Voter turnout surged seven percent this election, which is shocking for an election not contested on a central national issue like the conduct of a war or the implementation of a major economic policy.