Sentence examples for prepare for implementation from inspiring English sources

Congress should dispense with the safe harbor but allow for a transition period to afford manufacturers, GPOs and hospitals time to prepare for implementation of a fee-for-service system.

We were taught to find an interest, set a goal, do the research, make a plan and prepare for implementation.

We will support our partners across the world as they prepare for implementation, and we will keep engaging with non-State actors such as businesses, cities and many others.

In order to provide the states with enough time to prepare for implementation of health care reform, HHS has to have regulations and standards in place within the next 12 to 15 months, if not sooner, which means the NAIC will need to complete a tremendous amount of work in a short period of time.

Various approaches were taken by local organisations to prepare for implementation, and several internal and external factors shaped the different implementation strategies pursued.

Similarly, in Tekkumru-Kisa and Stein's (2017) study, the facilitator tried to address the program's goals as she prepared for implementation.

A model for transitional care will be developed, tailored to the identified deficits and needs, and prepared for implementation and evaluation at a centre, that is, the implementation of the model as transitional program.

In preparing for implementation of this regulation, physicians and pharmacists were asked to inform their patients that reimbursement of this medication would be terminated in 2009 and that those who continue to use benzodiazepines would bear the costs of purchasing the medication.

The Senegal Demographic and Health Survey, a nationally representative survey that has specific indicators relating to MNDs, was frequently referred to, which may have also reflected the fact that the MOH and other stakeholders were actively preparing for implementation of the next survey.

The Department of Health and Human Services wanted the matter resolved to prepare for full implementation in 2014, and Mr. Katyal dropped procedural objections and asked for quick schedules.

John C. Gerspach, Citigroup's chief financial officer, attributed the sale to "our capital planning as we prepare for the implementation" of new global financial regulations.