Sentence examples similar to prudent to implement from inspiring English sources
It therefore appears prudent to seek to implement this evidence based practice [ 12].
Given that climate change is already affecting natural and managed systems, it would be prudent to begin implementing adaptation strategies immediately.
It seems prudent to consider implementing measurements of apoB and apoA-I into routine clinical practice along with LDL-C and HDL-C before their superiority is proven generally.
"We should continue to implement a proactive fiscal policy and a prudent monetary policy while giving more priority to maintaining growth," Mr. Wen said, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
As more states look to implement laws related to cameras in nursing homes, it seems prudent to develop standards around how and when these devices should be employed.
However, given uncertainty in the infectivity of the influenza strain, underlying social contact network, or relative infectivity/susceptibility of the young versus adults, planning to implement strategies that also target adults and the work environment is prudent.
The data support the need to implement strict infection control measures in hospitals and to promote and monitor the prudent use of antimicrobial drugs.
Though central banks are among the most cautious and prudent institutions in the world, recent research indicates that these institutions, perhaps surprisingly, are among the first to implement blockchain technology.
Policies take time to implement.
It remained to implement them.
