Sentence examples for to appropriately implement from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a proper mitigation strategy for the Chinese oil refining sector is badly needed to enable China to appropriately implement its climate change policy with consideration of its socio-economic features.

The challenge in settings with the worst intrapartum outcomes is to appropriately implement EmONC packages.

Second, implementing systems of care that significantly alter the traditional hierarchical referral model of care, regardless of their potential benefits, takes years to appropriately implement.

Other perceived barriers were too many guidelines and a lack of support to implement them, and that available resources are not taken into consideration when designing guidelines to be able to appropriately implement them.

Considering that, by definition, these influences are not nudges, they should not be understood as resistance to appropriately implemented nudges but to other external influences on behavior.

Even proven interventions, however, can be ineffective if not to scale, appropriately implemented, and with the right combination.

In other words, they should be able to sift and synthesize information, make decisions and appropriately implement these decisions to solve their clients' problems in the context of a multidisciplinary team.

The assembly backed the idea of prioritising "difficulties encountered in states which do not appropriately implement [European human rights] convention standards" – an emphasis that could see the court concentrate its resources on less compliant countries.

By actively seeking input from a combination of primary and secondary stakeholders we were able to capture a broad range of information from the practical and highly-specific (advising how study clinics might be more effectively and appropriately implemented) to the conceptual (researchers' moral and ethical obligations to trial participants, their families and the broader community).

The 'Road Map for Accelerating the Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity in Uganda' (23) is a powerful document that has the potential to improve maternal health if appropriately implemented and adequately funded by the Ugandan government.

These findings can be used by PHC managers and policy makers for developing and appropriately implementing successful plans to improve the QWL.