Sentence examples for implementing and transfer from inspiring English sources

FOR recognises that both women and men, at all levels and responsibilities, have a cross-cutting role in fighting deforestation through their involvement in planning, management, research, promotion, and implementing and transfer of technologies.

All the new algorithms produced are implemented and transferred to the SME partner MAGWEL.

Using exemplary designed modules, aspects of a quality- and know-how assurance as well as the reusability of the engineering data was implemented and transferred to Reuse-Atlas.

For this reason, the support for two simple and widely used file formats has been implemented and allows transferring data for a selection of samples in and out of the ELN as Excel (.xlsx) or sd files (.sdf).sdf

Since the new embryo transfer policy was gradually implemented and mainly applied to blastocyst transfers, cleavage stage embryo transfers were still associated in the post-intervention period with a relative high multiple pregnancy rate (13.5%).

New York City has been a leader in implementing the transfer and tutoring components of the law, but there have been numerous problems.

Xavier Bertrand, president of the Hauts-de-France regional council, pointed out that only 300 minors had been taken to the UK, and added: "We now need the British government to implement and accelerate the juvenile transfer process to the UK..

As such, a number of sub-Saharan African countries have begun to design, implement and scale-up cash transfer programmes (see for examples, [ 12, 13]).

A nutrition program had been implemented and then it was transferred to a different committee in 1998.

In collaboration with other international partners in Niger, UNICEF should promote general capacity development of the skills for national partners to identify, development, implement, and monitor emergency cash transfers.

Adhering to such a framework is essential as it enables researchers to give a more comprehensive description of their intervention - in particular their content, delivery and contexts in which they are implemented and evaluated - enabling more successful transfer into the wider knowledge base and practice setting [ 28].