Sentence examples for implementation in countries from inspiring English sources

Yet, as each have distinct interests and priorities, the political dimension becomes an important factor in understanding how institutions work, and how the coordination at the global level affects implementation in countries.

The conference, co-hosted by the Center's Religious Freedom Project and the Center for Islam and Religious Freedom, looked at the historical sources of blasphemy laws and their implementation in countries around the world today.

While I was a great supporter of this fund, and led its development and implementation in countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America, I was uncomfortable with the word "leadership" in its title.

"Major questions need to be answered about the safety and efficacy of convalescent therapies, and the feasibility of implementation in countries with shattered health systems and an acute shortage of medical staff," the WHO said in an official statement Friday.

Since countries with good TB control may be more vulnerable, their self interest dictates greater promotion of case detection and DOTS implementation in countries with poor control to control their risk of MDR-TB.

The monitoring of implementation in countries is a particular challenge.

Following the launch of the plan, the Global Task Force on pneumonia, comprising UNICEF, WHO, other UN agencies, NGOs and academic institutions, will coordinate efforts to support its implementation, particularly in countries with a high burden of pneumonia.

From a comparative analysis, the authors report eight identified parallelisms and three differences in EIS in these countries and suggest that there is scope and need for continued research in the area of future EIS implementation in these countries.

The concept of pharmaceutical care has been well defined in developed countries in patient care at hospitals and community pharmacy settings, but its implementation in developing countries is still theoretical and practically nonexistent.

Absence of appropriate administrative infrastructures for program implementation in affected countries represents the most acute challenge to such campaigns; this is true even for countries such as Uganda where conflict is only intermittent or regional.

Neonatal hearing screening (NHS) has been routinely offered as a vital component of early childhood care in developed countries, whereas such a screening program is still at the pilot or preliminary stage as regards its nationwide implementation in developing countries.