Sentence examples for the implementation unit from inspiring English sources
These are, in effect, more beefed-up Cabinet committees, supported by the economic and domestic secretariat and the implementation unit in the Cabinet Office.
He abolished the Delivery Unit when he became Prime Minister, before reinventing it as the Implementation Unit two years later.
The roots of the Implementation Unit can be traced back to Labour's powerful prime minister's delivery unit and it has a similar function – pushing departments to translate policy into delivery, with a particular focus on innovative ideas.
Data should be accessible to key members of the health system from the central level down to the implementation units in the communities.
As an example of the managers' reactive approach, on the first night of the EHR implementation, Unit 2's managers had not anticipated the level of technical support the staff would need, leaving the unit understaffed.
The MOH identified a six-tier health system, in which the Community Unit (level 1) is the proximal implementation unit to promote primary health care services.
Smith, who was born in Ashford and moved to Norfolk aged three, is on secondment to the Conservatives' implementation unit, drawing up plans on how the party would govern once in power.
From July 2011 to December 2012, we conducted a mixed-method study among 3 major high risk populations in 4 cities in Shandong Province, China, based on the Centre for Disease Control CDCC) implementation units for the province and the location of VCT centres.
In 2010, David Cameron disbanded both the prime minister's delivery unit and the prime minister's strategy unit and replaced them with the policy and implementation unit, which Cavendish will now head.
That leaves a lot of power in the hands of the staffers young, energetic but inexperienced who man his "co-ordination and implementation unit".
In 2008, Francis Maude, then the head of a high-profile, faintly hubristic Tory "implementation unit", working out in advance precisely how his party would govern, told the Independent: "We have a vision of how Britain can be.
