Sentence examples for operationalise it from inspiring English sources

Bonizella Biagini, a spokesman for the GEF said: "The LCDF was set up in 2001 but the UNFCCC only decided how to operationalise it in 2005.

Accordingly the various surveys operationalise it in very different ways.

We operationalise it as the ideological congruence between voters and the party they want to vote for: the greater the ideological similarity between a voter and the party she chooses, the higher the quality of vote choice.

The SLA has been widely used in coastal and fisheries development research and has informed the design of development programmes but experience of operationalising it remains largely undocumented.

One valuable aspect of this robustness measurement, is that it can be operationalised: it is possible to quantify the robustness of an existing system, without relying on simulation.

While the HSS agenda is gaining momentum, disagreement remains in defining and operationalising it.

Despite these differences, it was also clear that gender activists in both countries found some value in the concept and operationalised it in their programmes.

However, when it comes to operationalising it, the Ministry of Health might ask for the number of beds per 1,000 of the population and perhaps for regional differences in this number.

Yet, this point of view could also prove the most challenging to operationalise as it is not clear what wider benefits of value to patients and families at the end of life should be considered, how they should be assessed and by whom.

5 7 In the 1980s, the University of Kansas School of Social Welfare developed and synthesised the strengths philosophies and systematically operationalised how it should be implemented.

Second, to apply the model to an existing program for high-risk young people to demonstrate how it can be operationalised and how it might be replicated by other programs.