Sentence examples for prompted implementation of from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, demand for cheap labor in Thailand prompted implementation of a guest worker program, which provides access to Thailand's universal health plan.

The cost effectiveness of herd immunity conferred by the conjugate vaccine in the United States prompted implementation of the vaccine in the Netherlands (6 ).

Studies of high performing United States hospitals attributed their success to managers whose commitment to quality of care prompted implementation of processes to attract and retain personnel well-suited to fulfill organizational quality-driven goals and providing "staff the right tools to do their job" [ 103, 104].

It was seen to prompt implementation of each stage of the G-AP framework and to enhance interdisciplinary working (for example, setting goals in the context of those already set or suggesting action plans under goals set by other professionals).

"Iran's active cooperation and full transparency are indispensable for full and prompt implementation of the work plan," the report said.

"The priority must now be full and prompt implementation of the agreement, to ensure the transfer of Syria's chemical weapons to international control.

"The priority must now be full and prompt implementation of the agreement, to ensure the transfer of Syria's chemical weapons to international control," Mr. Hague said.

"The Mexican government regrets and strongly condemns such unacceptable actions against a Mexican national, and has immediately requested from the local authorities a thorough investigation of this crime and the prompt implementation of measures to capture and prosecute those responsible for the attack," the consulate said in a statement.

The Spanish foreign ministry issued a press statement saying that the Europe ministers of the three countries at a meeting in Brussels today demanded prompt implementation of the summit decisions, meaning the call to break the link between weak banks and weak sovereigns and shifting to direct eurozone recapitalisation of Spanish banks.

From a policy perspective, here's the key paragraph: Based on all we saw and heard, our assessment is that, when coupled with the prompt implementation of the recommendations we offer below, the risk of repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell to overall military effectiveness is low.

The immediacy of this threat calls for prompt implementation of mitigation measures.