Sentence examples for organisations to implement from inspiring English sources
As implementation of a guideline is time-consuming, it is difficult for organisations to implement all available guidelines.
"Though reformulation was most commonly listed in the delivery plans, the act of signing up to the RD motivated few organisations to implement such interventions," they write.
A recent shift from employing third party organisations to implement activities to having the PPP funds managed by a 100% producer-owned organisation, is one way of achieving this.
Jonathan Fielden, director of specialised commissioning at NHS England, said he believed they had followed due process and hoped they could work with the relevant organisations to implement the proposals "rather than redirect resources into a protracted judicial review process, which would limit our opportunity to give good-quality services now and into the future".
And Liu says that Knewton is working with a number of firms – and even with government organisations – to implement some of its educational software beyond the classroom.
The RTI is a very comprehensive and throrough tool and as such, it might prove to be too resource-intensive for smaller organisations to implement.
For example, when an organisation succeeds in combining a flexible mind set with a networked and team-based organisational structure, it also supports the abilities of the organisation to implement strategies that embrace foresight and futures literacy [44].
In cases where organisations need to implement a service tailored to their needs, cloud computing may only provide part of the solution.
What levels of support do various types and sizes of organisations need to implement integrated approaches?
The comparator was current practice as the most realistic alternative faced by organisations seeking to implement the programme.
Such data is invaluable to organisations planning to implement sit-stand desks, and supports the growing commitment to reducing sedentary behaviour in the interests of public health.
