Sentence examples for invited to implement from inspiring English sources

She added how conclusions revealed the society had "failed to keep pace with the views and expectations of the medical profession," and that LMSS was invited to implement an action plan in consultation with the guild to "address some recommendations".

Infosys is one amongst the IT vendors that have been invited to implement a proof of concept for developing a secured sequence search solution.

At the end of this period, the control practices will be invited to implement the practice nurse-led model of collaborative care and to send practice nurses to a training workshop (see below).

Then, after "some initial progress" in implementing the reform agenda, Bosnia would be invited to apply for EU membership.

Since inquiry is the preferred instructional method for elementary science classes, primary and pre-school teachers were invited to adapt and implement in classroom, science modules based on inquiry approach which were designed and developed by Romanian science teachers in the frame of the PROFILES FP7 project.

The results indicate high levels of outlet participation, with 78% and 66% of restaurants and supermarkets invited to participate agreeing to implement the intervention.

We invited participants to implement a set of pre-prepared exercises.

Since April of 2008, the Piemonte region authorities [ 22, 23] have invited HCF to implement environmental monitoring programmes that require quarterly sampling of their water supply and recirculation loops of boilers; this regime identifies fluctuations in the colonisation of Legionella.

Certainly, further preclinical studies are mandatory to replicate our findings in other models of experimental diabetes, but such independent confirmation of our results would strongly invite to consider implementing a clinical trial to evaluate the protective effect against foot ulcerations of early ARB treatment in normotensive non-albuminuric diabetes patients.

We invite researchers to implement this battery in future research.

Suárez said the Colombian authorities have met with the indigenous communities to warn about the plant's risks and invite them to implement restrictions so that the ritual does not become an uncontrollable tourist attraction and to make sure it is not "being administered by people claiming to be shamans and experts of the culture".