Sentence examples for implementation reflected from inspiring English sources

Still, the very attempt at its implementation reflected the extent to which ancient Japanese sought to realize egalitarian Confucian thinking about landholding as a means of establishing the ethical foundations of political society.

Therefore, biology-related TUES proposals from 2009 (the year of the first V&C meeting) to 2013 were examined with two goals in mind: 1) to ascertain the growth of community awareness of the V&C initiative and 2) to determine the number of proposals whose project design and implementation reflected the recommendations of V&C.

Their design and implementation reflects institutional arrangements for tax and income support systems as well as housing systems.

In a similar vein, implementation reflects what values firms see appropriate and different aspects of organization implementation have been discussed in the literature.

Advisory groups help to ensure the ecological validity of planned strategies and that implementation reflects local community context, strengths and interests.

The tool has to be considered an example of smart maintenance and its implementation reflects a path towards building cyber-physical systems in production.

Epistemological perspective: The epistemological perspective of educational implementation reflects the "concepts, theories and central problems in the understanding of knowledge and justification" (Audi, 2011, page. xiii) that underlie the proposed designs and implementations.

HCWs' compliance with the WHO five moments increased from 31%to69%9% within 6 months of project implementation reflecting a positive change in attitude of HCWs towards HH.

Public support for unpalatable measures is more likely if citizens understand the issues, and policy implementation reflects community values and preferences.

Loeb et al 130 highlighted a decreased effect of interventions in the months following intervention implementation, reflecting the limited sustainability of an AMS program in the participating facilities.

Within each of the trust sites, we purposively sampled a diverse range of informants involved in the technology adoption or implementation, reflecting various perspectives, professional and organisational roles.