Sentence examples for making in implementation from inspiring English sources

Further, the presented results could be used as support in decision making in implementation of a new system such as ERTMS or in upgrading existing TCIS for different railway companies and all kinds of stakeholders in providing sustainable railways.

South Africa now has the world's largest programme of antiretroviral therapy, and some advances have been made in implementation of new tuberculosis diagnostics and treatment scale-up and integration.

In 2011, the Malawi Ministry of Health developed a national health sector strategic plan 2011 2016 with the objective to coordinate and regulate health research in such a way that it generates information that will inform policy (and plan) development and evidence-based decision making in programme implementation [ 2].

To address those challenges, the national health sector's strategic plan has as its research objective to "… coordinate and regulate health research in such a way that it generates information that will inform policy development and evidence-based decision making in programme implementation" ([ 2] p. 69).

He did not cite the examples that stirred Paul, but focused on what he described as other troubling acts by the president: unilateral changes made in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, the implementation by executive order of the Dream Act, the nullification by waivers of the No Child Left Behind Act, and Atty.

Many teachers said they were making progress in implementation, but this was accompanied by increases in workload, a lack of confidence and some anxiety about the directions taken within CfE.

Last month we assessed the progress the platforms had made in its implementation until the end of 2018.

Considerable progress has also been made in the implementation of process control.

Although significant progress has been made in the implementation of new processes (especially in the pharmaceutical industry) no fixed methods for process design have been established to date.

Clearly, there were mistakes made in the implementation of this plan and in the review of this plan, and I accept responsibility for those mistakes.

L. 97 375 struck out provision requiring the Office of Procurement Policy to report annually to Congress on actions taken by Federal agencies and the progress made in the implementation of the policy expressed in this section.