Are there proven policies that could be replicated nationwide?
FINANCE Judges comments: "This is the kind of innovative programme that could be replicated throughout the NHS".
"We were very conscious that we wanted to create something that could be replicated across our wider estate," says Holden.
Ban said he hoped the Kenyan model could act as a template that could be replicated across the continent.
But the pink carnations (botanists, correct me if I'm wrong) are a look that could be replicated on any budget.
This is something that could be replicated in any part of the world where they have similar circumstances.
This became the model for the national troubled families initiative, and it is a model that could be replicated in other areas.
This was hardly an experience that could be replicated by a rabbit-eared floor console with a single miniature speaker hidden behind wicker and mesh, and crowds lined up in city after city.
Empower Texans is funded largely by a reclusive Midland oilman named Tim Dunn, an evangelical Christian who hopes to create in Texas an example of small government that could be replicated by other states and countries.
At a local level, individual organisations often work in isolation, and examples of good practice that could be replicated in other areas of the country, especially those with a traditional lack of musical provision, remain firmly rooted to the spot.
"U.S. Healthcare had what we were looking for," Ms. Oberdorf said, "information systems expertise, management of the stronger forms of managed care, a strong presence in several key markets, and a model that could be replicated".
