Sentence examples for rating of implementation from inspiring English sources
Table 7 models the relationship between involvement and satisfaction with the rating of implementation by the same rater made two months later.
The review found a relatively high rate of implementation (68% fully or partially implemented), but there was no distinction made between action taken before or after recommendations were handed down.
A request for information directly to the European Commission received the following reply: "Concerning the rate of implementation of this €86 billion, the latest available figures (Annual Implementation Reports 2009, provided by the Member States in July 2010) show that about €300 billion have been allocated to specific projects (out of which €16 billion for R&D&I in a narrow sense).
"We have to do things better and faster," said Alejandro Jiménez, water, sanitation and hygiene (Wash) specialist at SIWI. "Faster, because we will not achieve access for all at this rate of implementation.
Worldwide, the historical development of scientific and technical progress and the rate of implementation of research into practice is diverse.
Furthermore, the rate of implementation of conservation efforts influences when impacts to the system would occur.
The LOGSE effect is identified by exploiting the variability of the rate of implementation among cohorts and regions.
Moreover, the rate of implementation is hindered by the high up-front investment, maintenance costs and technical skill requirements.
Finally, since part of the LOGSE effect is identified by the variability in the rate of implementation between regions it is important that these differences are exogenous.
Notice, that this rate of implementation should not have any effect on cohorts born in 1971 1975 unless it is not exogenous.
To test for this hypothesis, we estimate the effect of the regional rate of implementation of the LOGSE at the middle of the process on different outcomes of the cohorts born in the period 1971 1975, just before the TRANSITION period.
