Sentence examples for leading up to implementation from inspiring English sources

This preparation took various forms, ranging from planning meetings among implementation work groups to organized training sessions for staff in basic computer skills as well as in the use of the CPOE system itself: Interviewer: Tell me what you remember about the weeks leading up to implementation.

Both the number of 24-33m vessels and their total capacity increased by nearly 500% in the decade leading up to implementation of the quota system in 1986, while the number of vessels over 33m in length increased by an order of magnitude.

There has been considerable public outcry against the law in the weeks leading up to its implementation.

As part of the planning process leading up to the implementation of the BNI your institution will benefit from considering patient flow and available resources, when deciding what screening tools should be used and how they should be administered.

Table 1 shows the timing of events leading up to the implementation of Prop 209 along with the timing of when various graduation cohorts are likely to have taken the SAT.

Now, a run-in with a regulator in Europe illuminates how some of LinkedIn's practices leading up to GDPR implementation in Europe were not only uncanny, but actually violated data protection rules, in LinkedIn's case concerning some 18 million email addresses.

We [the nurses] didn't have enough support for the transition, and the hospital even disbanded the group of nurses chosen to give vital nursing input in the months leading up to its implementation," recalled Dolly Wilson.

Challenges of the ABP - design, collaboration, support, sustainability Project design and start-up Slow start-up - the initial stage of the project leading up to starting implementation of activities in the communities was long, influenced by community pace, government bureaucracy, and design factors.

In the months leading up to the full implementation of the ACA, debate ensued over the merits of the various facilitation methods.

David Samuels in his May 5 New York Times Magazine article, paints a picture of the scene leading up to the successful implementation of the landmark agreement with Iran to end its quest for a nuclear weapon that left me shaking my head in wonder.

"A big takeaway from our study is that if you replicate a soda tax or some other similar measure in a different city, you might not witness the same consumption results if you didn't have a campaign and election leading up to the actual tax implementation," said Scott Kaplan, a graduate student of agriculture and resource economics at UC Berkeley and co-author of the paper.