Sentence examples for introducing and managing from inspiring English sources

Then, solutions like introducing and managing power modes in production cells control are presented and potential gains are evaluated by introducing a simulator of electrical power.

Further resources would have been beneficial in allowing us to adopt more efficient ways of educating in a developing country and to overcome barriers encountered when introducing and managing change in institutions such as hospitals.

These included: i) mismatch between the hospital's vision and reality, ii) poor communication, iii) lack of objective mechanisms for monitoring and evaluating quality of clinical care, iv) limited capacity for planning strategic change, v) limited management skills to introduce and manage change, vi) hierarchical relationships, and vii) inadequate adaptation of ETAT+ to the local context.

Even if one understands the economic rationale behind the policy, it is still possible to also disbelieve that the particular politicians in place to introduce and manage such a system will do it properly, and stick to the promises of revenue hypothecation made.

The Cape Town City Health department was responsible for the TB services in this clinic while the Western Cape Provincial Department of Health introduced and managed the ART service.

Parenteral nutrition (PN) may be used [ 2], but to minimize the risk of complications related to dependence on PN, increasing volumes of enteral nutrition must be introduced and carefully managed.

This study in the Ecuadorian Andes showed that introducing communally owned and managed reserves created a space for people to learn about the practice and benefits of planting trees.

The role of the interviewer will be to lead the discussion by introducing the subjects of interest and managing the group dynamics so as to maintain focus and cover the programmed issues.

Within collaborative care the role of care manager is introduced to assist and manage the patient by providing structured and systematic interventions.

This paper introduces the principle of implementing and managing spots for nature conservation and reflects on the ecological effects as well as on its political and economic implications.

Making the parks safe and pleasant for our enjoyment includes keeping up trails, fixing landslides, dealing with fire risk, keeping out marijuana growers and meth labs, and managing invasive introduced plants and animals that can degrade the habitat and the scenery.