Sentence examples for implementation with a view from inspiring English sources

This is an inherent problem when tackling process improvement together with a software implementation with a view to making it enterprise scale: deliver a point solution to take care of a specific pain point and you tie yourself in knots further down the line by designing a process fit for one smaller purpose only.

Normalization Process Theory (NPT) [ 20, 21] approaches the problem of implementation with a view to understanding such dynamics.

Efforts are likewise needed to strengthen the government's capacity for policy coordination and implementation, with a view to overcome the present fragmentation in the implementation of social protection measures in the country.

Flexibility – clear procedures in the project design and the PIM for review and change within the project, in light of implementation experience, with a view to achieving the envisaged results.

The effect of model parameter variation on control performance is discussed, and its impact on the controller implementation is investigated with a view to determining the most suitable parameters for online adaptation.

A true reflective process is multidimensional including recognition, implementation and application with a view to increase the depth of understanding.

It is also important to note that the General Council Chairperson's Statement on 30 August 2003, includes a mechanism that allows any member to challenge another member's "interpretation and implementation" of the Decision "with a view to taking appropriate action"[ 16].

Each year Parliament scrutinises the implementation of the budget with a view to granting discharge to the Commission, the other EU institutions and the EU agencies.

Subsequently, challenges and their causes have been defined anew and various task groups have been charged with the planning and implementation of further reformative steps with a view to revitalising and overhauling the failing national health system.

Although the commission wished to see its proposals implemented "with pace", Dilnot said, it did not expect immediate acceptance by ministers and would be content if a white paper appeared before next Easter with a view to implementation in 2014.

This, says the IIPA, "encourages government agencies to use "FOSS" (Free Open Source Software) with a view toward implementation by the end of 2011, which the Circular states will result in the use of legitimate open source and FOSS software and a reduction in overall costs of software".