Sentence examples for infrastructure task from inspiring English sources
One hopes that the next president will create an infrastructure task force with substantial independence and technocratic expertise to help curate project proposals, as the United Kingdom's pre-Brexit government did.
Mayor Daley has applauded the report while stopping short of endorsing all its recommendations; meanwhile, the governor of Illinois has created an infrastructure task force to study the state's needs.
They conclude by reflecting on the elements of their implementation process that led to its demonstrated success, including local engagement, collaborative needs assessment, integration into the existing health care infrastructure, task shifting to nonspecialized providers, "accompaniment" throughout the implementation process, and securing a leadership commitment to sustaining the intervention.
Infrastructure tasks on dedicated nodes represent a functional framework for embedding of applications.
Situational awareness measures were used to assess operator performance during critical infrastructure tasks – a "freeze-probe" recall approach (Situational Awareness Global Assessment Technique (SAGAT)), a post-trial subjective rating approach (Situational Awareness Rating Technique (SART)) and the System Usability Scale (SUS).
It requires learning a new language that can facilitate the organization and coordination of even the simplest of jobs and infrastructure tasks.
HESA also, however, has a transformative role to upgrade the HE sector's technological infrastructure, a task it is undertaking through its Data Futures innovation program (https://www.hesa.ac.uk/innovation/data-futures).
The Madrid Transports Consortium (CRTM) has led the work on the topic 'Integrated land use and infrastructure planning' (Task 3.2), which is a long standing mantra for planning policies and proved to be difficult in practice.
Brain drain's complex global health equity issues cannot rely solely upon intermittent health infrastructure investment, task shifting, rebalancing of incentives, and voluntary efforts, unless they are supported by a sustainable global funding mechanism and a coordinated pathway for equitable HCW migration.
After all, many of the basics necessary to regulate inflation, or build infrastructure, are tasks traditionally done by the government, from building roads to setting feasible agriculture policy.
Today, developers are increasingly turning to managed services for toolsets and infrastructure requirements — tasks traditionally managed by DevOps teams.
