Sentence examples for more effective implementation from inspiring English sources

Social science methods are required to make sense of these complexities to enable more effective implementation.

Some will call for more effective implementation of the existing provisions (perhaps by stricter sanctions), others for supplementary regulations (for instance on more transparent product tracking and labelling) and some will want wider public debate.

On the Privy Council Wentworth seems to have advocated the paternalist government that distinguished the early years of the King's personal rule: closer supervision of justices of the peace and more effective implementation of the Poor Laws, of laws against enclosure, and of measures for dealing with famine, though he was not above privately making profit out of the corn shortage of 1631.

An instant access to the social groups with common features for more effective implementation of users' commercial, business and everyday life initiatives.

The equations of the Shell model are reexamined with a view to their more effective implementation into a computational fluid dynamics code.

However, the intrinsic relationships among these parameters have seldom been elaborated in common dynamics terms so as to enable more effective implementation in practice.

Better specifying how different "blends" of course components influence learning would allow more effective implementations of blended learning approaches.

While the CFIR is relatively new, it is considered a useful tool not only for understanding implementation itself, but also for ensuring more effective implementations [ 20].

He told MPs: "The civil service of the future will be smaller, pacier, flatter, more digital, more accountable for effective implementation, more capable with better data and management information, more unified, consistent and corporate.

It is believed that such formalisation and mutual obligation at the regional level is the missing link towards the more effective and more efficient implementation of health aid channelled through NGOs as discussed above.

Besides, Tooher [ 55], reaches the conclusion that with regard to guidelines on pressure ulcers, the more comprehensive the implementation strategies are (that is, the greater the variety and breadth of the strategies) the more effective their implementation seems to be in the long term.