Sentence examples for that the process of implementing from inspiring English sources

Three years after President Obama signed the health care reform law, there are concerns that the process of implementing it will be rocky.

Fullan further explained that the process of implementing an educational reform is further made complex by the perspectives and experiences of individuals in the context of the country's wider educational landscape and the influences from the broader social, political, and economic forces.

Grol and Wensing [ 37] stated that the process of implementing guidelines is influenced by several factors, including interest and commitment to guideline development.

[GP 25, Group B] It was also suggested by one respondent that the process of implementing the tool could in itself be a spur to change in practice: We have been thinking for a while about looking more in depth at some of the certain individuals.

We have now invited Scaf to share power with a civilian government: not, this time, a caretaker government, but a revolutionary government that will start the process of implementing the great social aims of the revolution, and that will oversee our progress to free and fair elections in the autumn.

Earlier in the day I had lunch with the CMO of an enterprise company that's in the process of implementing an XMPP gateway to enhance its collaboration toolset.

In this article we describe challenges that emerged during the process of implementing the study design and discuss resolutions strategies to help overcome these issues.

Paired t-tests results show that the ACIC scores of the original instrument all improved significantly over time in regions that were in the process of implementing DMPs (all components at p < 0.0001).

It is worthwhile to document adverse events in a population that is in the process of implementing formal COTC registration, in order to assess the effectiveness of these regulations and to document patterns of adverse events.

Clinicians and nurses were invited from seven departments that were in the process of implementing medication reconciliation to a greater or lesser extent, including internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics, pulmonary diseases, orthopaedics, neurology, and cardiology.

The field evaluation in Macedonia should be seen as a thorough evaluation of the RtK project and its processes with youth participation in Macedonia and could therefore also be useful for other countries that are in the process of implementing interventions within the same frame work or frameworks similar to the UNICEF led 'What Every Adolescents has the Right to Know' project.