Sentence examples for sector implementation from inspiring English sources

Windsor's financial sector implementation is as good as it gets.

Notwithstanding the size and complexity of the health sector, implementation of nursing agency regulations and good practice guides must be a priority for the chief nursing officer.

The needs presented in the HRD for 2016 were established through a robust, Government-led interassessmentessmenthatat resulted in a strategic overview and objectives, sector implementation plans, and detailed funding requirements.

For example, in a decentralized, commercialized health sector, implementation support for preventive functions may be increasingly financed out of local government budgets (which can vary dramatically) or even facility-level revenues [ 43].

Although economic stabilization and structural adjustment programmes of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) were adopted to revitalize the economy and restructure public sectors, implementation has been uneven, hesitant and incomplete (Schiffbauer et al. 2015).

Concluding workshops served as case-based studies surrounding points of particular importance to the connection between science, public policy, and private-sector implementation of real-world solutions needed to address important grand challenges in health.

These participants reinforced many of the key messages presented in UNICEF's Framework, including: the importance of integrated, multi-sector implementation; the value of progressively realizing universal social protection coverage; and the need to react to emerging trends such as repeated humanitarian crises and changing demographics.

The higher education level of private providers in our survey may represent the early stages of the project's private-sector implementation strategy, which focused on reaching providers who were key opinion leaders; such providers tended to be pediatricians and formal medical providers or very well trained providers in the informal sector.

The education minister, Christopher Pyne, said on Thursday his "fair and balanced" reforms were the biggest to the higher education system in 30 years and the government would consult with the sector on implementation.

In another concession to Madigan, Pyne said on Tuesday the government would "direct the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to monitor fees in the higher education sector as implementation rolls out".

In Greece, Mr. Papandreou's Socialist government has passed radical legislation aimed at cutting the public sector, but implementation has been slow, even as the economy shrinks under tax increases and wage cuts that are pushing the country to the brink.