Sentence examples for implemented new ways from inspiring English sources

Chrystal has also suggested and implemented new ways of carrying out duties and organising the office.

Local leaders and community members have started to discuss the issue of violence against women and girls within their community and, through ASWAD training, police officers have implemented new ways of working with survivors of violence.

Following pressure from the UK government, several of the UK's biggest ISPs have implemented new ways of blocking pornography.

Even once implemented, new ways of delivering services appeared to require more, rather than less, staff time [ 24].

Now officials are implementing new ways to oversee research of dangerous viruses.

Industry needs to move faster and more aggressively to research and develop new antibiotics, but we also have to implement new ways of stimulating research and development.

However, as Jack points out, there are ways to save money and live more sustainably: "It can take a bit of effort and time to implement new ways of living, but it's worth it.

Through the introduction of a new workforce at assistant practitioner (AP) level the Department of Health intended to implement new ways in which to deliver a more efficient service.

The RM adapts to visitor needs in a constantly changing knowledge ecosystem implementing new ways of recreational learning and visitor satisfaction.

The market never developed quite as people expected as it proved harder to implement new ways of working, even though the new approaches made sense.

Research suggests that networking efforts can result in formal and informal networks which in turn are parts of social innovation and learning as their participants often seek collaboration with others in order to facilitate exchange of information, knowledge and experiences and to build collaborations to implement new ways of thinking and working (Alders et al. 1993).