Sentence examples for its major implementation from inspiring English sources

This paper evaluates the outcomes of such innovative approaches to managing urban decline by identifying its major implementation challenges, effects and outcomes, and pointing out long-term development perspectives.

It describes the major implementation components and focuses on the ways of improving performance in HLL VM implementations.

The NHS in England took such a step six years ago, when it parcelled up the major implementation work of the National Programme for IT in £1bn chunks - deliberately to encourage bids from overseas.

"It is obvious that they are well-informed and very deeply concerned about the implications of the U.S. action, particularly because it was taken without the sanction of the United Nations and it is the first major implementation of the U.S. policy of preemptive action," said Strong, who left Pyongyang on Tuesday.

In fact, establishing a hub need not be such a major implementation as it first sounds.

Failure to report treatment outcome was identified as major implementation challenge during the period in which NTP policy was implemented resulting in unknown outcome in 14% and 82% in control districts and 0% in intervention district [ 9].

The project major implementation partner was the Ministry of Health, all WHO and UNICEF programmes were implemented in close coordination with MoH staff with active participation of WHO and UNICEF national staff in Iraq.

But, he said, Ford needed a major implementation delay.

"The case for experimentation is not the case for going ahead with major implementation.

"There's a real risk that rather than us building the capacity of the national authority, you are in fact displacing the capacity and just letting the foreign technology company have a major implementation role rather than simply capacity-development".

Before embarking upon any major implementation of cryptographic support services, there are a number of critical policy issues, which must first be considered and addressed.