Sentence examples for implementing the priorities from inspiring English sources

As countries rise to the challenge of implementing the priorities of this "Decade of Vaccine" and their commitments delineated in the Global Vaccine Action Plan (GVAP), many continue to face important challenges of securing a continuous supply of essential vaccine for their national immunization programme.

In the two recent papers [9,10], the authors show that by marking these segments with a higher priority and implementing the priority using a diffserv architecture, the performance of the TCP connection considerably improves.

Capacity strengthening should focus in particular on middle managers, who may not be among the decision-making group but who would play key roles in communicating with staff and in implementing the priority setting decisions.

The campus plan envisions how Princeton might implement the priorities identified in the strategic framework approved by Princeton's Board of Trustees in January 2016.

Sources of that uncertainty include how mercury-emissions policy will be implemented, the priorities of local stakeholders, how quickly emissions control technology will advance and clean energy technologies will be adopted, and where the global and regional climate are heading.

We have implemented the priority curve algorithm (PriCA) and compared it with other summarization algorithms in the literature with respect to both performance and the output quality.

She urged for quick and concerted action to implement the Priority Responses which were launched alongside the study.

Regional informants expressed that when district priorities are not met they do encourage the districts to use the money collected from 'cost- sharing' (collected from user-fees and Community Health Funds) to implement the priority areas presented by the health facilities.

The next step is for decision makers to implement the priority strategies as comprehensive national plans and to instigate cross-national or regional collaborations that can use the similarities in priorities to improve liver cancer control across the region.

This may involve supporting national governments to create a national fund for research and ensuring that all international community research funding is channelled through that fund to implement the priority national health research agenda.

In spite of the rhetoric, however, progress in implementing the set priorities has been inordinately slow.