Sentence examples similar to lead for implementation from inspiring English sources

"The F.D.A. asked for and was given a very long lead time for implementation," said Caroline Smith DeWaal, food safety director for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group.

As the NIH's designated lead institute for implementation of the NNI EHS strategy, the NIEHS developed the ONE Nano program to provide a strategic framework for coordinating investments in nanotechnology health and safety research within the institute and between the institute and other federal partners.

Within each PCT, we aimed to recruit the local lead for the implementation of HS, five health and children's professionals, and 10 parents from within one postcode area.

Thailand became a Party to CITES in 1983 with the National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department being the lead CITES Management Authority –responsible for implementation and enforcement of the Convention- in the country.

PS is a Consultant and Professor of Maternal and Fetal Medicine and a lead for the service implementation pilot of fetal RHD genotyping at Bristol and Weston.

This can lead to implementation of similar evidenced-based psychosocial care for cancer patients within a large geographical area.

Firstly, as for the common values of human beings, different countries have different ways of understanding, different implementation forms and different time durations for implementation, which lead to the special realization form of the common values.

The programme was coordinated by the DOMC as the lead agency providing technical support for implementation.

One organisation was designated lead for governance purposes, and implementation was facilitated by a Cardiac and Stroke Network (CSN): one of 28 regional networks with a remit to support improvement in stroke services in the UK (more information on the features of the telestroke network are provided in Additional file 3).

From a policy perspective, it would therefore seem that LHW led prevention programmes demonstrate potential for implementation in other LMICs.

At the stakeholder meeting, country teams presented their research ideas, including objectives, team composition (lead person and institutions), concrete ideas for implementation, means of information sharing and networking, and policy relevance.