Sentence examples for made implemented from inspiring English sources

aPolicy process is defined in this paper as the process of public policymaking where problems are conceptualized, discussed and debated, alternative solutions developed, policy choices are made, implemented, monitored, evaluated and revised (Sabatier [2007]).

Food security governance (FSG) relates to the formal and informal rules and processes through which interests are articulated, and decisions relevant to food security in a country are made, implemented and enforced on behalf of members of society.

Progress has been made implementing this model on a small scale [ 7] but must be systematically scaled-up within the wider health system [ 8].

Both were breached with depressing rapidity.The political situation in CAR will make implementing a ceasefire equally difficult.

We agree strongly with Colonel Prakash, and urge the Pentagon to press ahead with changes in its regulations to make implementing the "don't ask" law more humane.

And potentially, this makes implementing pro-diversity strategies in Europe even more difficult than ever, as it fuels a societal ethos in which assimilation is normalized.

Understanding and predicting such changes is important for policymakers, government executives, researchers and all those who prepare, make, implement or evaluate Digital Government decisions.

This new protocol, which is based on technologies developers have probably already implemented in their services to talk to various APIs, should make implementing Connect very easy for them.

Yet their parental fear and anxiety make implementing appropriate boundaries and saying "no" very difficult.

The continued political instability will only make implementing the reforms and getting Greece back on track even harder.

Unfortunately for poor countries like Angola, limited infrastructure makes implementing routine vaccination programs tricky, if not impossible.