Sentence examples for to improve and implement from inspiring English sources
These platforms are designed for complex developments of technologic scenarios in order to improve and implement the control schemes with the help of modern technologies.
An Expert Regional Technical Group ERTGG) was established in 2009 to improve and implement a process for assessing and assigning "survival benefit units" (SBUs) to restoration actions.
That means it has passed numerous laws to support victims, but still needs to take additional steps to improve and implement its laws. .
But this month, the union decided to suspend their legal challenge -- at least for now -- and work with the district to improve and implement the new system.
The Institute of Medicine's (IOM) influential report From Cancer Patient to Cancer Survivor: Lost in Transition[ 5] draws attention to these long-term physical and psychosocial effects of cancer treatment, and calls for research to improve and implement appropriate survivorship care.
By auditing against best practice, aged care services can ascertain areas in which they need to improve and develop and implement strategies to do so.
The reason for this may be due to organizational distances between science ethics policy makers and researchers (and perhaps even more research students), and indicates that communication about such policies needs to be improved and implemented better in order to work as intended.
The accumulation of greater knowledge about adoption is critical to shaping, improving and implementing the laws, policies and practices that are ostensibly designed, first and foremost, to serve these children's interests and to enhance their prospects for better lives.
As a consequence, a number of strategies have been planned and implemented to improve and optimize NSAID utilization [ 17, 18].
The IAQ Practices in Schools Survey examines the extent to which public and private schools nationwide have taken action to improve IAQ and implement an IAQ program.
Strategies were devised to train existing staff to improve processes and implement new programs.
