Sentence examples for implementing a new scheme from inspiring English sources

The OECD (2010) also shows that countries with already existing programs have been more effective in retaining employment than countries which have set up a new scheme and attribute also the low take up rate in the latter countries to the time-lag involved in introducing and implementing a new scheme in the wake of a crisis.

In response to the Health and Social Care Act 2012 [21], PHE has implemented a new scheme for monitoring the success of ART, which assesses both the proportion of patients with viral suppression and the proportion with CD4+ cell count at least 350 cells/μl; our study shows that both are associated with mortality risk and lost years of life.

"It was just implementing a new system".

Last week, Liberty University - the evangelical Christian mega-college founded by the late Rev. Jerry Falwell - made the national news when, while implementing a new funding scheme for student organizations, it revoked approval for the campus Democratic organization.

To tackle these issues the agency plans to implement a new system to deliver its CAP schemes, but admits that there will be a "challenging balancing act" in rolling it out.

It is also implementing a new milk voucher scheme for nutritionally at risk families.

"Ministers have stated that introducing fees depends on the commission implementing a new, effective child maintenance scheme from October 2012.

This article discusses different aspects that should be considered when implementing a new RSV vaccine within national immunization schemes, regardless of the specific vaccine type that will become available.

In Iran, the government is reportedly implementing a new way of identifying every user who goes online, one part of a bigger scheme of monitoring and limiting Internet access in the country.

Implementing a new right has opportunity costs.

GENESIS-CBA implements a new peering scheme that can replace existing peering strategies.