Sentence examples for skills to implement a from inspiring English sources

The course has developed my knowledge of a wide range of social issues and has given me the skills to implement a variety of social work interventions.

The private sector has the political power and marketing skills to implement a strategy that recognizes that "somebody has to pay" and proceeds to adopt proven policies that provide universal health care paid for by the government at a far lower cost than the wasteful U.S. model based on private health insurance.

Key elements of context that should be considered include: the physical context (such as health facilities, supply chains, banking systems, etc)., human resources, knowledge (including the skills to implement a policy or intervention), the socio-cultural context (including issues such as belief systems, values, corruption, etc)., and the political context.

Since these algorithms are generally complex, it will not be easy for a biologist without mathematical and programming skills to implement any of these methods and use it to analyze the data.

Parents are often integral parts of behavioral intervention programs for children with ASD, and there is substantial evidence that providing parents with the skills to implement pivotal response training (a form of applied behavior analysis) can assist in teaching children with ASD self-management skills (Koegel & Kern Koegel, 2006; Schreibman & Koegel, 1996).

Nevertheless, some barriers reported were insufficient skills to implement the guidelines and experiencing a tension between their own experience and the guideline recommendations.

The main reasons that made speech pathologists feel reluctant to use the stroke CPG were "insufficient skills to implement guidelines" (14.8%) and a "tension between guideline and own experience" (12.8%) (see Figure  7).

The first phase involved building the capacity of the implementers with the necessary skills to implement the intervention.

Intended application: After attending the workshop, participants have the skills to implement or strengthen health inequality monitoring systems at a national level.

Additionally, residents have little opportunity to perform an advanced procedure as a primary surgeon and, therefore, graduate without enough skills to implement advanced laparoscopic surgery in their daily practice.

(In our business school classes we had students with great ideas but lacking the technical skills to implement it. And some of our engineering teams could have benefited from a role-model to follow as a hustler).