Sentence examples for implemented a majority of from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this project allowed transition to occur along two dimensions, study activities (e.g., the Post-Experiment period began at end of 12 months of facilitation), and site-initiated activities (e.g., the Sustainment stage of the EPIS framework began when a site implemented a majority of their action plan).

As for the $138-million budget, mayoral spokesman Alex Comisar said the "city has already spent or implemented a majority of those funds, and we are putting the rest into action as quickly as possible". A significant portion of Garcetti's budget for homelessness involves real estate.

The recommendations were made public this week, and Robert A. Brown, the university president, said Wednesday in a letter to the B.U. community that he would move to implement "a majority" of them as soon as possible.

If the Administration can implement a majority of these over the remainder of its term, it will set in motion a sense of inevitability about the clean energy future.

The Seal of Biliteracy was first offered in California in 2008 and has been implemented in a majority of states over the past decade, resulting in increasing recognition across the country both by universities and potential employers.

In Kampong Thom, girl counselling has been implemented in a majority of child-friendly schools.

In addition, this new controller can be implemented easily on a majority of motion systems in use today via reprogramming the reference position command subroutine.

We provide evidence that several European ANSPs have already implemented all or a majority of the attributes typical for the new commercial model.

Brown and Avery (2012) examined to what extent these guidelines have been implemented and suggested that a majority of women wanted information and advice on weight gain in pregnancy with a quarter feeling that there was a lack of advice and support [ 4].

However, there are practical limitations to blunting oxidative stress through glycemic control alone, despite strenuous attempts to implement evidence-based guidelines, a majority of patients are unable to achieve the glycemic goals (e.g., A1C <7%) advocated by the American Diabetes Association (11).

The effort required to implement a system that includes a majority of hospitals that perform coronary artery surgery is not large in relation to existing quality improvement programs and would provide information that complements existing programs for identification and control of surgical site infections.