Sentence examples for need to implement with from inspiring English sources

Finally, the major part of the guide is dedicated to the activities that service providers need to implement with community and within the community, bearing in mind the role that the community plays in achieving the service's aim – i.e. achievement of independence by the beneficiaries and their full integration into the community.

Using CR and SDR will prevent the need to implement hardware upgrades with emergence of new protocols in future.

Two important managerial contributions can be derived from this study: (1) Managers have to be aware of the possible negative effects (on the short term) of social practices on manufacturing costs, and (2) they need to implement collaborative practices with their supply chain partners, as assessment alone has been found not to have any impact on the triple bottom line.

We would need to implement and experiment with alternate approaches, to make our political system more representative.

Policymakers need to implement only curricula with proven effectiveness, and fund research projects that meet the above standardisation criteria.

Rapid diagnostic molecular methods (which enable rapid assessment of the need to implement or discontinue therapy with vancomycin) should be implemented to decrease glycopeptide consumption, because glycopeptides are not easy to use in neonates [ 32, 33].

Half of those on statin monotherapy had persistent hypertriglyceridemia. Clinicians need to implement interventions to optimize compliance with lipid-lowering and other medications.

The party that eventually forms an administration will need to implement the package of reforms agreed with the European Union and the IMF.

22 February: Leaked emails show that Toyota staff boasted about how they had saved the company $100m by persuading American regulators that they did not need to implement a full recall over problems with its floor mats.

Next to large fossil fuelled power plants the industrial sector will face a need to implement CO2 recovery systems to comply with the European Emission Trading Scheme.

The need to preserve natural quietness, as a resourceful land protection strategy, has increased with the need to implement the EU's Environmental Noise Directive ENDD, 2002/49/EC) at a national level.