Sentence examples for implementation to respond from inspiring English sources
For the technical programmes, tabular information is also provided on the status of outputs planned in the PWB as well as any new ones introduced during programme implementation to respond to changing circumstances and requests for assistance from Member Nations.
This study aimed to examine the association between high temperature and mortality outcomes in four cities with different climatic characteristics in China to identify the most vulnerable population, detect the threshold temperatures, and provide scientific evidence for public health policy implementations to respond to challenges from extreme heat.
In a letter dated 14 March accompanying the document, then-NSF Director Subra Suresh noted some progress already made toward implementing these recommendations, and that the agency is "in the process of developing a longer-range implementation strategy to respond accordingly".
Direct implementation was used to respond to the most acute crises.
Interviewees therefore did not need to have a detailed understanding of the project or its particular technical implementation in order to respond to the survey.
Measures adopted to respond to uncertainties implementation include compensation options of equipment operating load sharing, equipment startup, and equipment (in failure) repair, and penalties both of electricity import from the grid and production loss.
It remains an open question what industry or the W3C will do to respond to Microsoft's implementation.
Both the design and the implementation of ePHRs need to be flexible enough to respond nimbly to these dynamic landscapes.
The European Union asked that implementation be delayed until May 2011 to give authorities time to respond to concerns about overfishing.
The fast pace of change and implementation of government policy has meant the department has to respond very quickly to our ever changing environment.
Academicians are working to respond to these challenges with the implementation of new paradigms for effective collaboration and resource sharing [11].
