Sentence examples for implemented with a view from inspiring English sources
A wide-ranging reform of the U.N. Security Council must be implemented, with a view to safeguarding a more balanced and inclusive international order.
And new policies and legislation are being drafted and implemented with a view toward preventing misuse of genetic information.
Although the findings in this paper cannot necessarily be interpreted as causal, it is hoped that the analysis at least contributes to our understanding of how employment subsidies in North Africa are being implemented, with a view to improving such programmes in the future.
Within these areas there is opportunity for evidence based public health interventions to be implemented with a view to potentially improving the long term health of women and families.
This interface is implemented with a materialized view in the back-end database (i.e. the 'brief_summary' table) to support quick response to queries.
On the basis of the evidence presented here, MDA for malaria should be designed and implemented with a long-term view and a contextual, adaptable approach, drawing on local knowledge and evidence as well as lessons learned from previous MDA experiences.
The TOAST annotation interface shown in Figure 1 was developed with a Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture implemented with a Java Server Faces 1.2 (JSF) page built with AJAX-enabled Richfaces technology from JBoss.
Three sets of signals each for risk increase and risk decrease have been implemented, with the view to implementing a tiered response to signals.
For this reason, USAID/Nigeria requested USAID's global Capacity Plus project to lead a comprehensive effort to assess the implementation of IST by PEPFAR-funded implementing partners with a view to identifying strengths and weaknesses in the implementation of IST to inform future programming.
Unlike Germany, which has spent 10 years discussing and implementing reforms with a view to becoming more competitive, the French have reached a position of stasis.
With donor support, a number of countries are now implementing voucher schemes with a view to increasing coverage and improving the quality of reproductive and child health services.
