Finally, the functions of CHCs in different local contexts such as financing approach and human resources were subject to the local implementation of primary care, e.g., regulations.
"Implementation would be subject to implementation of the road map," an Israeli official said in Jerusalem, referring to President Bush's internationally agreed upon framework for actions required of Israelis and Palestinians, which was drawn up in 2003.
Like the photographs, Young's video Palais de Justice examines the way architecture is used to summon a certain kind of affectual ambience for both those who implement the law and those who are subject to its implementation, but it also puts the human figure in the picture in ways that are both predictable and highly surprising.
This topic has been subject to review for the implementation of the SISC guidelines [20], already mentioned, to which reference should be made for PHs.
For the effectiveness outcomes, we will calculate the proportion of subjects at the implementation clinics appropriately referred for genetic services (either to a genetic counselor or for a genetic test), or screening studies for breast, colon, and/or ovarian cancer.
Designs for a series of software libraries, which are subject to a prototype implementation involving the use of a sophisticated data format (Neutral Transfer Format Level 4), are examined with a view to re-implementation making use of the Open GIS Abstract Specification Model.
The way the temperature is decreased is also subject to many implementations.
In whole, the methodology developed herein replaces an ad hoc procedure with a well-defined, systematic procedure that produces an optimal design subject to limited resources, implementation restrictions, and cost factors.
For iterating accessors, iteration order is subject to implementation, specialized for each memory layout to minimize access time.
Fourth, all new regulations must be subject to post-implementation reviews and there must be a greater use of sunset clauses.
