Sentence examples for legislation and protocols from inspiring English sources

And violence against children – even the youngest – remains a major issue, with too few measures in place to identify and help victims, despite recent legislation and protocols.

Violence against children remains a major issue, with too few measures in place to identify and help victims, despite recent legislation and protocols.

Task shifting/sharing of specialist CEmONC responsibilities will require a series of advocacy efforts to allow a pilot test to train midwives to perform cesarean sections, changing legislation and protocols, mitigating potential resistance from professional groups, and in the longer term ensuring that midwives with more advance skills are recognized and compensated accordingly.

In each case , our work has informed the development of ground-breaking legislation and protocols and built the capacity of service providers to meet their obligations through training, the provision of guidelines and standards, and the careful monitoring of progress to reinforce accountability.

The trial will be conducted in accordance with the Medical Research Council's Good Clinical Practice (MRC GCP) principles and guidelines, the Declaration of Helsinki, Warwick Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) SOPs, relevant UK legislation and the Protocol.

We need a comprehensive and coordinated approach, which includes an effective legislation, national protocols and strategies for all relevant ministries, and consultation with Egyptian women's rights groups and survivors".

Macro-level documents included legislation, policies, protocols, and news media reports that early findings suggested were important to explicating the work processes under study.

Negative impacts of forestry on biodiversity have been addressed through environmental considerations held within legislation and various forest certification protocols.

"The basic answer is that, while each country is following the same scientific methods and protocols, our respective legislation is different".

While this caused the legal character of the EU legislation to be a process-based concept under the environmental law, the previously developed ecotoxicological concept of GMO risk assessment were incorporated into the early EU legislation and the international Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety.

"UNICEF remains committed to provide continuous support to the Government of Georgia in the implementation of the Code through the development of secondary legislation, protocols and guidelines for professionals, establishment of different mechanisms and strengthening the capacity of justice and other professionals", said Sascha Graumann, UNICEF Representative in Georgia.