Furthermore, a budget prepared at the level at which it is to be implemented is more likely to evoke commitment than one imposed from on high.
An intervention that is relatively easy to implement is more likely to appeal to a wide variety of early care and education providers.Interventions to prevent obesity in early care and education have the potential to reach large numbers of children.
The LQAS system, although straightforward to implement, is more complicated than the current methods that are standardized across all sites.
The study participants acknowledge that the Hawler College of Medicine has intended to implement more active learning methods but the actual teaching practice implemented is more accurately characterized as lectures with smaller groups of students holding the potential for more interaction.
Even in Shanghai, where the emission control implemented are more stringent than in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, we observed little to no reduction in NOx emissions from 2000 to 2010.
Some traditional practices, when frequently implemented, are more positively associated with the mean score of schools in low-achieving countries.
She might market aspirationally: "buy these things so you can live a beautiful life," but Beck's marketing (of "sun ovens", food insurance, and canning implements) is more direct: "buy these things so that you can live".
The use of chopsticks in the East and forks in the West illustrates how obeying precedent is often the most practical policy, since these respective implements are more readily available in the respective locations.
As a result, how laws are implemented is often more important than the letter of the law.
