Sentence examples for introduction of initiatives from inspiring English sources

Social media and the introduction of initiatives like the State Accountability and Voice Initiative (SAVI) have brought about positive change, but widespread distrust of governance structure still erodes any trust in public schemes.

Forest coverage rose to 17.08percentt in 2014-15 from a mere seven to eight percent in 2005-06, toanks thethe introduction of initiatives such as the Social Afforestation Programme, which ensures people's participation in planting and raising trees in every available space, both urban and rural.

This enables a closure of the loop between the introduction of initiatives and their independent evaluation.

Due to the introduction of initiatives such as integrated care pathways, the length of hospital stay following joint replacement surgery has markedly and rapidly decreased [ 6], with the duration period for post operative in-patient physiotherapy being reduced.

However, due to the introduction of initiatives such as integrated care pathways and considerations of cost and patient satisfaction, the length of hospital stay following joint replacement has reduced markedly over the past decade from a mean of 3 weeks to 4 days [ 8].

The inequities in newborn care coverage are considerable despite the introduction of several initiatives and programmes such as the village midwifes initiative in Indonesia and insurance schemes introduced in Indonesia and the Philippines.

However it can be argued that the introduction of the initiatives in the first place could be better prepared, perhaps with the input of academics, instead of politically-derived initiatives.

These 'productivity measures' are then often used to support the introduction of new initiatives or justify the continuance of existing practices.

Recent climate and energy policy developments, including amendments and the introduction of new initiatives, have rendered current policy regimes as novel to both governments and the industry.

The paper presents a longitudinal case study of the introduction of ECR initiatives in a manufacturer retailer network in Germany and focuses on the enabling and constraining factors in the implementation of ECR.

Governments often go to considerable lengths to support the introduction of policy initiatives with carefully designed programs of professional learning and development for the teachers who are expected to implement them.