On revenue sharing, the clubs want the plan to be fully in place each year of the agreement, but the union has proposed that it be phased in, reaching full implementation only in the fourth year.
The new order doesn't go into effect until March 16 in order to phase in the implementation.
Because of phased-in implementation (to keep the inspectors' workload manageable, the city defined a smaller initial high-risk area in year 1), the total number of properties eligible for dust-wipe referrals increased in year 2 when the high-risk area was expanded to its full extent.
Mr. Frank's report cited a 1993 RAND study on the effects of allowing openly gay members to serve in the American military, which concluded that "phased-in implementation might allow enemies of the new policy to intentionally create problems to prove the policy unworkable".
The repeated surveys were an appropriate evaluation tool given the phased in approach of pesticide bylaw implementation (See Figure 1).
The roll-out of the Mother-Baby Pack in Kenya marks the beginning of a phased implementation in four African countries, also including Cameroon, Lesotho and Zambia.
The roll-out in Kenya of the "Mother-Baby Pack" marks the beginning of a phased implementation in four countries, including also Cameroon, Lesotho and Zambia.
The 3-year initiative started a phased regional implementation in May 2008 and involves 102 practices and 518 providers with a total diabetic patient population of over 56,000.
A performance-based financing mechanism was also piloted via phased implementation starting in three districts in 2002 [ 16] and has been systematically evaluated and tweaked since [ 17].
STI AIDS Netherlands coordinates the screening programme, and the local Public Health Services carry it out, expanding the screening in a phased implementation (stepped wedge, cluster, randomised design).
In England, a phased implementation of a national screening programme began in March 2009, and national programme coverage is anticipated by March 2013.
