Sentence examples for recognised implementation from inspiring English sources

"We see that even if the countries where rights are recognised, implementation is limited and sometimes doesn't exist," says Vanina Serra, a programme officer at Mama Cash, an international women's fund that supports the rights of women, girls and transgender people.

Since the influenza A(H1N1) 2009 virus had already spread internationally before it was recognised, the implementation of containment and mitigation measures was practically impossible, resulting in a rapid increase of the number of cases worldwide [ 27].

From the outset, it was recognised that implementation of any educational innovations as a result of new learning would require support from the senior leadership within the 7 participating nursing institutions [ 32].

Governments recognise that implementation is a serious issue: there may be a lot of general knowledge about "what works", but there is minimal systematic information about how things actually work.

It was recognised that the implementation of the pathway would need to be based on specific competencies of permanent non-medical staff including clinical nurse specialists (CNSs) and CT radiographers.

These guidelines are nationally recognised and implemented at the local level based on the Australian policy for implementation outlined in the "Goals and Principles for the Establishment of the National Representative System of Marine Protected Areas in Commonwealth Waters".

Comprehensive guideline implementation and health care management could be strengthened if, when using indicators, areas with the potential for improvement were recognised prior to conducting implementation and quality improvement activities.

The Mail explains why: "If Impress is recognised, it could trigger implementation of a draconian law under which newspapers may have to pay the legal costs of people who sue them - even if the newspaper wins its case".

However, they also recognised barriers to effective implementation of the service.

This has been recognised before, during the implementation of a pharmacist in primary care in Canada [ 14].

School-based delivery of injections has proven to be very efficacious in New Zealand [ 25], but is a limited option in our setting due to low school attendance, recognised challenges in the implementation of school-based health programs in remote communities, and the requirement for ongoing prophylaxis for many people after school-leaving age.