Sentence examples for implemented in relation to the from inspiring English sources
Our objective was to identify and describe the population-based health-promotion programs implemented in relation to the Athens 2004 Olympic and Para Olympic Games.
A cross-sectional survey was conducted in order to collect information from all potential stakeholders in Greece regarding health promotion programs developed and implemented in relation to the Athens 2004 Olympic and Para Olympic Games.
National security type reviews (section 232) were also implemented in relation to steel and aluminum ($46.1 billion of imports) and are underway for both the automotive ($290 billion including both cars and parts) and uranium products ($2.8 billion) sectors.
(2) Enterprises in the scope of the EU Directive on disclosure of non-financial information (2014/95/EU) are obliged to report on the policies they implement in relation to a.o. employee matters and respect for human rights and the principal risks related to those matters linked to the undertaking's operations.
Finally, rigorous cost benefit analysis as explained in the previous section should be conducted in order to determine if and which of these policies are worth implementing in relation to climate change in Latin America, by comparing them to other policies that may also increase resilience and/or foster the development of the region.
The following functionalities are implemented here in relation to the messages received by the interface QSend: 1.
This study highlights how a school district in Virginia implements reading standards in relation to the federal and state mandated standards, and provides a reference point for other kindergarten programs across the nation from which they can reassess and reflect on their reading programs under the NCLB and state guidelines.
But for planning and implementing appropriate actions in relation to the many components of HRM, specialized technical capacities are needed.
The second outcome to be examined is the ability of hospitals to implement healthcare technologies in relation to the number of quality improvement programs that are being used.
One research article by F. Sayk et al. describes the management activities implemented by the Emergency Department in relation to the German Shiga Toxin producing Escherichia coli (STEC) O104:H4 outbreak in two tertiary hospitals in Lubeck, northern Germany, in relation to patients with food-related diarrhoea.
