On 14 March, in response to Shaheed's report, a representative read a statement noting the lack of implementation in many cases of Article 91 and restating opposition to executing those who committed the offence when aged under 18.
However, it should also be mentioned here that, although it is scientifically proven that aphasia therapy is to the benefit of the patient, especially if applied in high quantity and with high frequency, the practical implementation, in many cases, falls short of the desiderata and requirements (Katz et al., 2000).
In der Schmitten et al. studied the effects of implementing a regional ACP program in German nursing homes and concluded that the implementation led in many cases to the completion of advance directives with potential relevance to medical decision-making [ 5].
"The principles are announced, but the implementation is left in many cases to the states".
They are either fiscal policies (e.g. raising taxes), or their successful implementation will depend, in many cases, upon legislation or subsidiary statutory instruments (regulations) that prescribe standards, mandate required actions and processes to be followed, and require government agencies to play a central role in monitoring and enforcement.
Joint implementation of poverty and environment strategies may be cost effective for some environmental problems, but independent implementation may be preferable in many cases as well.
EVM improvement plans now exist in all Gavi-eligible countries plus many middle- and upper-income countries; however, implementation has been slow and in many cases fraught with financial, managerial, structural, and political roadblocks.
Yet in experiential terms, community-based natural resource management implementation falls short of expectations in many cases.
In many cases, implementation failures have been related to factors extrinsic to the guideline itself – e.g., organizational and provider-specific obstacles inherent in a particular system of care that interfere with implementation success.
In many cases, the implementation of conservation measures for dealing with global change involves a short-term economic cost to local stakeholders and adoption of conservation practices is most likely to be successful when the impacts of the conservation tool are demonstrably beneficial [2].
AHPs were the primary disciplines involved; however, in many cases the implementation of the changes also required involvement from medicine and nursing.
