Sentence examples for successful in implementing from inspiring English sources
To be successful in implementing entrepreneurial activities, implementers should consider impliedly what they really want to achieve (message), resources needed, behavior and skills wanted, and the attributes that could create lasting impact (symbolism) with the beneficiaries.
Julia Gillard's government, without a majority in either chamber, was incredibly successful in implementing its legislative agenda, with Anthony Albanese playing a key role in negotiating with the crossbench MPs.
Schwartz said he believes the association will be successful in implementing a large-scale video lottery casino at its Aqueduct Race Track and extending its franchise, Schwartz's statement said.
Portugal has been more successful in implementing reform but is in its sixth quarter of recession and the measures attached to its bailout were not as harsh as those imposed on Greece.
Six months have passed since the country agreed to be put under IMF supervision in exchange for a $58 billion bail-out, but the government has been far from successful in implementing its reforms.
His problem has been that China's government has not proved too successful in implementing those policies.
In this paper, a successful investigation in implementing the BEM on the Internet is presented.
These identified changes may not have been successful if implemented in ICUs in which the usage of vancomycin had not been as excessive.
Interventions targeting SB are likely to be more successful if implemented in developmental periods during which stability of the behaviours is relatively low [ 16].
Since interventions are likely to be more successful if implemented in developmental periods during which stability of behaviour is relatively low [ 16], younger age groups need to be targeted for interventions aimed at lowering electronic media use in this setting.
He is an experienced organisational change agent with senior management experience in implementing successful change initiatives within the local government sector, with a primary interest in emerging uses of new media and "social" strategies to deliver public service transformation and social innovation.
