Sentence examples for influential in implementing from inspiring English sources

Some observers believed that he was more influential in implementing the appeasement policy than Chamberlain himself.

Dignity in care is for example one of three themes in the report "A New Ambition for Old Age" [ 7], which outlines the next steps in implementing the National Service Framework for Older People and which should therefore be an influential document in the future planning and management of service for older people.

Our study suggests that EPs have a positive influence on physicians attending ABCDE courses and in implementing clinical audit activities, but it is likely that ED leadership or hospital management is influential as well.

Others were instrumental in implementing the policy.

As reported in this journal [ 27] and elsewhere [ 28] last year, experience with MCC vaccines were also highly influential in designing and implementing the meningococcal serogroup A (MenAfriVac) vaccine in the meningitis belt of Africa, where the approach taken was to immunize everyone aged 1 29 years [ 29].

Although the financial capacity for larger EDs might be influential in attending more courses or implementing clinical audits, our data does not support this hypothesis.

CreditRisk+ is an influential and widely implemented model of portfolio credit risk.

Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs) can play an influential role in recognizing and implementing such concept, by supporting safety, comfort and infotainment services.

If civic organizations, such as the women's groups that were influential in obtaining public childcare, were resistant, this model could become difficult to implement.

These ways of identifying, evaluating and addressing risks are likely to be highly influential in staff responses to efforts to effect change, and highlight the challenges in designing and implementing patient safety interventions.

That has been influential in my work.