Sentence examples for play implementing from inspiring English sources
Let us hope these do not include banning gender pronouns, policing children's play, implementing more gender quotas or treating women's special attachment to home and family as a social injustice.
The HFAs were given the opportunity to conduct role plays implementing the autonomy supportive strategies and allowing practice of the skills relevant to effective communication.
We'd like to know your thoughts on the role wealthy countries should play in implementing the new goals.
We asked students to share their views on the role wealthy nations should play in implementing the goals.
Earlier this month the UN commission on science, technology and innovation brought leaders in development together to highlight the integral role technology will play in implementing the SDGs.
I can only hope that all of you will be able to consider what role you can play in implementing these actions, and that you will work with my organizations as you embark on this vital journey.
To seek input from long-term care (LTC) administrators and staff on solutions for overcoming established barriers to continence care and the roles each team member must play in implementing them.
While it is known that sub-Saharan African countries face multiple obstacles such as cost in adopting vaccination against human papillomavirus (HPV), the crucial role nurses can play in implementing such programs has not been adequately examined.
"We, along with the other football authorities, will now consider the report's contents and await the Sports Minister's response before taking a view on the recommendations and any part the Premier League may have to play in implementing them".
In many cases, school systems and youth leagues have responded by limiting the number of weekly practices at which full contact is allowed; requiring student athletes to undergo baseline cognitive testing that helps doctors determine when an athlete has recovered enough to return to play; and implementing compulsory concussion-training for coaches and parents.
This study continues to highlight the key role that educators play in implementing a school-based intervention, but that developing capacity within school staff and stakeholders is not a simple or easy task.
