Sentence examples for to judge implementation from inspiring English sources
Not only will this analysis illustrate the variations in CDP policy in two provinces but will also provide a baseline against which to judge implementation changes in policy over time.
"But it's hard for business to judge when implementation will occur and precisely what".
Although Advanced Access documentation emphasises that patients should be able to book appointments with the clinician of their choice, the measures used to judge successful implementation, and the targets set for primary care organisations focus almost exclusively on 'entry access' or the speed with which patients get into the system [ 11, 10].
Existing process assessment methods, although widely used, have limitations such as: dependence on the competencies of appraisers; high amount of effort and resources required; subjectivity to analyze data and to judge on the implementation of practices; low confidence in sampling and its representativeness.
However, when decision makers have to judge whether such implementation is worthwhile and should be paid for, they need information about its costs and benefits for individual patients, the healthcare system and society.
In most cases, donors do not release funds without receiving an annual audited report from the previous year to be able to judge whether the implementation of the activities and the financial management are in line with the procedures and standards that were stipulated in the memorandum of understanding.
This analytic framework thus enables one to judge what success the implementation of this policy has had, in its own terms, in the sphere of mental health.
Although we additionally asked in the questionnaire whether the health policy was written down and included in the school rules, or whether the health policy was still in development, it is hard to judge the actual impact and implementation of the health policy.
Section 4 presents the implementation detail, evaluation metrics, and results to judge the proposed anti-phishing system.
It does not seek to judge the content of the policies or propose alternative ones, but rather focuses on the process and context of successful policy implementation.
