Sentence examples for take on the implementation from inspiring English sources
We take on the implementation challenge with the whole department: nurses, physicians, etcetera, and discuss with each other how to implement it in this particular department".
In the mean time, the best that could be offered, given the emotional nature of the discussion and time requirements to pass legislation, was a relatively restrictive take on the implementation.
This is probably the main reason why we have not been able to take on the role of campaigning for implementation of the recommendations of the report".
The combined use of VGC and ordinal logistic regression analysis led to clinical decisions being taken on the implementation of the optimised protocols.
My take on this is that policy, implementation mechanisms, finances and administrative capacities are as important as popular pressure.
However, several studies highlighted missed opportunities for schemes to address gender inequalities, such as failure to actively involve local women's organisations in programme design and implementation, or failure to take on gender-based violence within the health education sessions linked to CCTs.
Now, rather than taking on implementation law as a next step goal for the LGBT movement, activists face the Juan Orlando's campaign promise to repeal the protections altogether.
BI implementations at smaller businesses take on average 89 days, vs. 129 days to 163 days for large companies.
(KI6; Afghan midwifery trainer) Internalisation is used here to denote the process of acceptance, approval, and ownership among stakeholders as government and civil society take on programme implementation and direction and international guidance reduces.
We can do quite a lot here: we will delay implementation for all existing products to 2011; we will take more of the implementation on ourselves; and I think we can sort out the problems in the technical committee – where my European experts have some very good ideas.
Participants at the event are expected to announce initiatives to take forward the implementation of resolutions made by UNEA-1 and the UN General Assembly on illegal trade in wildlife.
