Sentence examples for initial stage of implementation from inspiring English sources
With the nuclear agreement in the initial stage of implementation, the Islamic Republic is preparing for a new era.
Targeting small, remote communities for SOS has resulted in significantly higher costs and for this initial stage of implementation, operational costs are estimated at 3 to 5 times higher per village than for the routine programme.
From a functional perspective, real-life experience of consequences is the strongest determinant of behavior change [ 27], suggesting that anticipated consequences are important during the initial stage of implementation but that the effect diminishes as it is replaced by real-life experience of behavioral consequences.
As needed, especially in the initial stages of implementation, support sustained external commitment.
Earlier articles described the CDU in its initial stages of implementation focusing mostly on the dispensing processes [ 9, 10].
For example, political directives may include a "policy push" in the initial stages of implementation, boosting chances of success by making financial resources available for implementation [ 15].
Relationships between the resource team and user organisation were managed by a memorandum of understanding (MoU), introduced in the initial stages of implementation by the resource team.
However, many public health policies introduced as part of public health reform have not yet been analyzed, individually or for their potential synergistic effect, because they are still in the initial stages of implementation.
Third, the implementation of the proposed system will need to be accompanied by capacity building and support for service providers, at least in the initial stages of implementation, so that providers are empowered to use their data for its intended purpose.
The fifth Technical mission conducted between March and April 2004 aimed at reviewing the progress on the initial stage of NHIS implementation and to formulate milestones in the full implementation.
There are also indications that improper practices employed by the PICs – delayed enrolment and overly aggressive utilisation management – may have also contributed to the low utilisation at the initial stage of MIP implementation.
