Sentence examples for initiative's development from inspiring English sources

Another key principle is that multidisciplinary, collaborative approaches are necessary to improve use of medicines and that these approaches should involve all stakeholder groups (ie. doctors, nurses, pharmacists, consumers etc) from the beginning of an initiative's development.

For example, the inconsistent and relatively limited effectiveness of rapid response team systems in reducing mortality 50 may be attributable at least in part to failure to create programme theories appropriate to the various phases of this initiative's development.

The Innovative Medicines Initiative's Accelerated Development of VAccine benefit-risk Collaboration in Europe (ADVANCE) consortium was established to create an efficient and sustainable infrastructure for rapid and integrated monitoring of post-approval benefit-risk of vaccines, including a code of conduct and governance principles for collaborative studies.

It is well documented that the development of local health policies is often influenced by the priorities and ideologies of international health initiatives and Africa's development partners [ 65].

One initiative is the state's Development and Redevelopment Plan, adopted in 1992 and revised last month.

Education has been a primary focus of Jharkhand's development initiatives.

Japan's development initiatives can be expected to make important contributions to the infrastructure of Middle East peace over the longer term.

The visit did not help gather momentum to gearing towards including ICT component in Nepal's development initiatives.

Boasting a host of accomplishments, the head of the government's foreign aid agency presented President Obama with an exit memo Thursday that highlighted the administration's development initiatives over the last eight years.

Despite the current government's development initiatives, which have led to improved housing, access to potable water, electricity and social security grants, infrastructure in the area is still limited.

In the 24 countries subjecting themselves to the scrutiny of their peers under the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) initiative, the ICF aims to bring the private sector and governments together to improve investment conditions.