Sentence examples for implementation of the uk from inspiring English sources

So far, however, only one company has been successfully prosecuted, and the inadequate nature and implementation of the UK laws regularly earns Britain opprobrium at the OECD working group, where the world is supposed to come together to stamp corruption out.

Implementation of the UK guidelines resulted in a reduction of MRSA infections in health care settings in general [ 24].

As most of the cancers were diagnosed before implementation of the UK colorectal screening programme (National Health Service UK; http://www.cancerscreening.nhs.uk/bowel), it is likely that they were diagnosed following symptomatic presentation.

The implementation of the UK governments' 'Transforming Rehabilitation' reform program has led to the creation of a new public sector National Probation Service to work with the most high-risk offenders and the establishment of 21 new Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs).

Through the implementation of the UK cross government strategy, Health is Global [ 12] (since updated through the publication of a corresponding outcomes Framework [ 13]), the Department of Health, in collaboration with the National Heart Forum (now UK Health Forum), initiated a project to develop and support the use of global health impact assessments (GHIA).

Thus, this paper aims to examine the spatial and socioeconomic patterns of salt intake using recently released UK NDNS data (2008 2011), and compare the possible change of these patterns before and after the implementation of the UK salt reduction programme.

Before implementation of the programme in UK schools, the next step is a full evaluation trial of the Climate Schools intervention with students in the UK to examine its effectiveness.

We have found dissatisfaction among some doctors with the current implementation of the EWTD in the UK; and our aim, with this paper, is to give an account of why these doctors express concern.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that one barrier to wider implementation in the UK of e-health interventions, shown to be effective in a research studies, is concern about the 'digital divide'.

I strongly endorse the recommendation that the Government should revise the UK implementation of the EU Clinical Trials Directive and should work closely with the European Commission to revise the Directive in order to make it less obstructive to research.

For example, data illustrating the implementation of the recent NHS Health Check in the UK has shown uptake rates of around 50% [ 12].