Sentence examples similar to implementation debate from inspiring English sources

During the first wave of Lean implementation, after careful debate and commitment from hospital leadership, the selected pilot departments included two surgery wards, the operating theatre of the VUmc and an affiliated outpatient psychiatry clinic.

It became international law in December 2014 and its annual Conference of States Parties brings together all the governments that have joined the treaty to debate its implementation and impact.

Though the interviewees are aware of the political debate and implementation of the buffer zone areas, not many have made use of them due to the short time span between implementation and interview.

Beyond its theoretical relevance, the short-term impact of benefit reform also bears major implications for the political feasibility of labor market reforms, as possible transitional losses have often been put forward as an obstacle to their implementation in the policy debate, over and above the usual political economy factors.

The perspectives that the new Common Agricultural Policy provides in order to reach a competitive repositioning of the European agricultural and rural systems have been the theme of the 51st SIDEA Conference aimed at promoting a scientific debate on implementation of this policy in Italy.

And we are moving from debate to implementation.

The results of this study will inform wider debate regarding implementation of these services in the future.

Panama does not have a universal health care system, but its implementation has been under debate for several years without a conclusion.

Such was the case when Keelan and colleagues set out to "map the public debate" over implementation of HPV vaccination by collecting data on a single day from 303 Myspace blogs [ 15].

An important issue in the debate about implementation of hrHPV testing has been the increased adverse effects in terms of unnecessary referrals for colposcopy among women with a positive hrHPV test.

By contrast, if diplomats were debating the implementation of iterative risk assessment, negotiations would become more hardheaded.