Sentence examples for the first phase of implementing from inspiring English sources
"The first phase of implementing the American forces withdrawal agreement has ended peacefully and successfully without any problems," he said at a news conference.
This is supported also by the negative relation between the existing level of disease managed care (as measured by the PACIC) in the first phase of implementing a DMP with D&I costs.
In the first phase of implementing standardized mental health screening and assessment (May 2008 July 2009), the Massachusetts Youth Screening Instrument-Second Version [ 26] and Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire [ 27] were implemented.
TfL announced plans to introduce contactless technology in October last year, the first phase of which will be implemented next spring on buses.
TfL announced plans in October last year to introduce contactless technology, the first phase of which will be implemented next spring on buses.
Islamic Republic of Iran's Meteorological Organization (IRIMO), under the direction of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) to improve its forecasting capabilities and issuance of flash flood warnings, is in the process of implementing the first phase of its advanced weather radar network in Iran.
Zenica is one of the nine selected municipalities where the first phase of the Programme has been implemented at the local level.
The use of advertisements in the waiting rooms during the first phase of recruitment in the IMPLEMENT CRT was designed to minimise this risk of selection bias arising from GPs recruiting patients and to reduce the burden on GPs and practice staff.
Ahmed Qurei, the chief Palestinian negotiator, said: "What we need for a successful meeting in Annapolis is to implement the first phase of the road map.
The City of Johannesburg, South Africa, implemented the first phase of its Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system named Rea Vaya between 2009 and 2011.
On Saturday, May 26, the UK implements the first phase of the law, so website owners are scrambling to ensure they are in compliance (assuming they even know about it).
