Sentence examples for implementing officers from inspiring English sources

At the same time, KEMRI is trying to influence government policy towards health innovation by recommending to the Kenyan government the need to sensitize implementing officers on the importance of supporting domestic health innovation, by means such as national procurement strategies for suitable health products.

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Planning, he said, should be visionary and implemented by officers, rather than councillors, whose re-election often rested on a tiny number of people, making it difficult to get large-scale housebuilding under way in many parts of the country.

The shocking statistic is just one example of the recent "slowdown" in police activity implemented by officers unhappy with the city's mayor, Bill de Blasio, over his apparent support for recent protests against perceived police brutality, especially against blacks and Latinos, and for saying he has instructed his biracial son to be careful around police.

Data managers at all the health facilities were trained using the revised paper-based HMIS, while District Health Officers, District Biostatisticians and HMIS focal persons at districts or health sub-districts were trained on the electronic HMIS (DHIS2), together with staff from district-based implementing partners, surveillance officers, and monitoring and evaluation specialists.

The aggressive use of force was infamously implemented by Officer Daniel Pantaleo in the takedown of Eric Garner on Staten Island this July.

The LAPD announced in April that while they planned on implementing body cameras on officers, footage captured by them would not be released to the public, and that officers would be able to access that footage before speaking with internal investigators.

One noted improvement had been made in implementing a Residential Support Officers (RSO) program to supervise undergraduates.

Giacalone, now an adjunct professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said the new commissioner would need to address increasingly low morale among officers before implementing new practices.

When gender inequalities and subsequent goals are not clearly identified anywhere in the programme cycle, it is up to the judgement of individual UNICEF programme/project officers and implementing partners to determine whether such problems exist and if they need to be addressed.

The mayor's office has said many of the recommendations are being implemented, including equipping officers with body cameras and instituting a training curriculum to instruct young officers in community policing.