Sentence examples for jurisdiction to implement from inspiring English sources

That's why the commission's report, which I launched this year, called upon every jurisdiction to implement a disability justice strategy.

Queensland was the second Australian jurisdiction to implement a smoking ban across all correctional institutions, on 5 May 2014 (Mackay, 2014).

In April 2008, Mexico City became the first Mexican jurisdiction to implement a comprehensive smoke-free policy in all enclosed public venues and workplaces (Guillermo-Tenorio 2008; Thrasher et al. 2010b).

The only jurisdiction to implement a full ban from no previous ban was also the only setting that experienced significant decreases in both individual exposure to secondhand smoke in a public place (-17.3%, 95% CI -22.8, -11.8) and workplace exposure (-18.1%, 95% CI -24.9, -11.3).

Thunder Bay, the only jurisdiction to implement a full ban from no previous ban between the 2003 and 2005 survey years, experienced a significant decrease in individual exposure to SHS in a public place of -17.3% (95% CI -22.8, -11.8, p < 0.0001).

Importantly, this program is less resource-intensive than a formal mental health court and while those comprehensive programs may produce positive results, their costs and resource requirements may limit the ability of smaller jurisdictions to implement such programs.

There are five Regional Health Administrations (RHA), which have the mission of ensuring access to quality healthcare to the population under their jurisdiction and to implement the National Health Policy.

However, this research has identified a "checklist" of issues to be addressed by jurisdictions hoping to implement digital cadastral survey plan lodgement.

Over the last twenty years, the growing influence of the Risk Need Responsivity model (RNR; Andrews & Bonta, 2006), and meta-analyses of "what works" can be seen in the number of jurisdictions seeking to implement high quality and consistently delivered rehabilitative interventions for offenders.

However, as many jurisdictions move to implement critical care outreach or medical emergency response teams [ 30, 31], the fact that there may be many patients with ALI on the hospital wards should be recognized, and such teams may facilitate their further study.

The paper provides a potentially useful reference for jurisdictions that intend to implement large-scale collaborative destination management frameworks.