Sentence examples for nationally led from inspiring English sources
Hatch proceeded to toss 119.1 innings this season, fourth-most of any pitcher nationally, led the conference in strikeouts (105) and ranked 27th in earned run average (2.04).
The nationally led "top-down" implementation and the associated focus on interoperability limited the opportunity to customise software to local needs.
The acceptance of less integrated and nationally led aid required also a realignment of power between constituencies within the Ugandan government.
Most nationally led efforts towards addressing the health related millennium development goals have rightfully focused on providing the necessary inputs (management functions, training and recruiting personnel, building more facilities, and providing more equipment etc).
Yet, while UNICEF promotes integrated strategies, it supports the progressive realization of universal social protection coverage and encourages nationally led and defined social strategies that are responsive to local contexts.
During the meeting, UNICEF, the World Bank and ILO, discussed their commitment to nationally led social protection systems and to helping countries identify and develop sustainable financing strategies for social protection.
Virginia Tech, which has been the biggest disappointment in the A.C.C. and one of the biggest nationally, leads rival Virginia 7-0 early in the second quarter.
"Because FPTP is a winner takes all system, votes for the losing candidates are not taken into account in any way — something which, when replicated nationally leads to millions of unrepresented voters.
The changes taking place nationally have led hospitals and doctors to think about moving technology from the back office into the front office.
Student unhappiness about the handling of sexual-assault cases on college campuses nationally has led to sometimes loud, sometimes litigious conflicts.
She said: "Reviews of the trust over the last few years and the changes to the way healthcare has begun to be provided nationally have led to a growing feeling of uncertainty about the future of the two hospitals".
