Sentence examples for to fund implementation from inspiring English sources

Some $10 million has been set aside to fund implementation of the new laws for the first year.

Interviews with health professionals in the United Kingdom revealed they had difficulty in acquiring resources to fund implementation, often turning to "soft" money from pharmaceutical companies or charities for more traditional passive (mailing, posting on web site) or educational (meetings) strategies [ 17].

With coordination and management of the delivery of health services at county level there is therefore need for excellent communication and advocacy at county government level to demonstrate benefits of the revised strategy and financial investment in community health to ensure adequate budgeting for the provision of recurring costs needed to fund implementation of the revised strategy.

If the study shows it can be done, I'm sure Uefa will be ready to fund its implementation as well".

To regulate Wall Street: A legislative package that was finished early this morning, which would limit the amount and type of investments big banks could make, create a powerful agency to protect consumers, and tax banks to fund the implementation of the bill.

Innovative funding solutions should also be investigated, which can provide the required capital to fund the implementation of energy efficiency measures.

In an open letter to Congress and the Administration, some 1800 ocean scientists support the NORLC plan, urging the government to fund its implementation.

Companies paid more money lobbying to influence the U.S. government's decisions than they paid to fund the implementation of government decisions.

(I3) Population first made it onto the Kenyan government's agenda because of the influence of external actors, and even at the height of prioritization of the issue during the 1980s and early 1990s, the government always relied on external resources to fund policy implementation (Ajayi and Kerkovole 1998; Chimbwete and Zulu 2003).

Despite the conflicting evidence, many institutions and health systems have continued to fund MET implementations due to perceived benefits extending beyond those evaluated in the published research [ 9- 11].

They should also contribute to funding the implementation of recommendations".