Sentence examples for implementation of key projects from inspiring English sources

The Mission recommends the updating and prioritization of the Plan with a view to seek financial support by bilateral, multilateral and international donor agencies for effective implementation of key projects and programmes.

"Increased certainty regarding the implementation of the (Affordable Care Act) following the Supreme Court's upholding of key provisions of the act, stable operating profitability during implementation of key (health law) provisions over the past three years and increasing patient consumerism are contributing to the increased projected capital spending," Fitch director Adam Kates said last week.

They also said the implementation of key parts of President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law next year will reduce costs by more than previously projected.

Bank lobbyists succeeded in delaying the implementation of key elements of Volcker for years.

Chair of the Dreamland Trust, Nick Laister, said: "With all the technical work now complete and a substantial part of the funding in place, the acquisition of the site by the council will allow the trust to commence work on the implementation of what is a key project for the regeneration of Margate".

Systematic search of healthcare databases and the Internet to identify descriptions of the implementation of telestroke projects; interviews with key stakeholders during the development of one UK telestroke network.

This gives FAO an opportunity to harness synergies between key stakeholders during the implementation of programmes, projects and other activities.

Key stakeholders have been involved in the planning and implementation of the projects.

The results of the study emphasize the key constraints and their possible solutions in the design, development and implementation of MG projects in India.

A key aspect of the YTD design was the staggered intervention of sites that included the implementation of three projects in Phase 1 and three more projects in Phase 2. Before the Phase 2 projects were initiated, an implementation analysis of Phase 1 projects was conducted and revealed a need for closer monitoring of both the delivery of paid employment services and participant outcomes.

Consequently, our key informant interviews with primary care clinicians (physicians and nurse-practitioners) and staff are limited to the 14 CHC sites fully participating in the project.> We conducted early implementation interviews of key informants from May-August 2012. May-August 2012