Sentence examples for it has been implementation from inspiring English sources
"Every single agreement we've had, the biggest difficulty in it has been implementation, that's why we're dealing with three issues that were already dealt with in the Good Friday Agreement and the St Andrews Agreement".
However, there have been implementation challenges including technical, financial, institutional, and governance barriers.
Only four of the five countries involved in this multi-site study have ratified the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, and even where it has been ratified, implementation is uneven.
It has been suggested that implementation of the guideline may be enhanced by adapting guideline recommendations into a stepped-care plus treatment-matching model; however, this model has yet to be tested.
It has been suggested that implementation of quality-improvement benchmarking programs can lead to risk-avoidance behaviors in some physicians and hospitals in an attempt to improve their rankings, potentially denying patients needed treatment.
It has been reported that implementation of the subsidy reform plan in the 2014-budget bill will likely force the government to double fuel prices.
It has been suggested that implementation of prescribing guidelines and audits by clinical pharmacists may have contributed to the lower prevalence of PIP observed in the UK [ 14].
- It has been successfully adapting implementation strategies, through both new types of partnerships and program innovations, to suit the different contexts within and across the three zones.
It has been demonstrated that implementation of these strategies is feasible and reliable, but also that in-training assessment takes time [ 20].
It has been argued that implementation of these programs may lead to similar graft survival rates to those observed in nonsensitized patients 84.
It has been shown that implementation of adequate policies of health promotion and prevention programmes in population groups at risk of STI/HIV, such as CSWs, is essential and cost effective for changing behaviours and decreasing prevalence and incidence.
