Sentence examples for understanding to implement from inspiring English sources

Amazon India offered the resources and understanding to implement the invite system within their own infrastructure, allowing us to keep our business and our brand united.

It felt like they had a sense of the direction of the scientific community in the rest of the world but that they lacked the technology and understanding to implement any of it.

There should be a significant investment in understanding how to implement some of the elements of Triple P — so every family and clinician in the United States knows the basics of parenting and the things we can do if things get more difficult".

The religious leaders will sign a Memorandum of Understanding "MOU" to implement the strategic partnership and faith based organisations agreed to work together in facilitating a community dialogue which includes all the members supporting children's rights in Sudan.

This qualitative investigation will provide thorough knowledge of the perceptions, beliefs, and values of patients and clinicians, which will be very useful for understanding how to implement this intervention method for depression.

We use FUSE (Framework for Understanding Structural Errors) to implement our methods, allowing selection of multiple different model structures.

If our experience is any indication, even with broad interdisciplinary buy in, understanding how best to implement interdisciplinarity into the undergraduate science and mathematics experience is not always easy.

There are problems in understanding how practically to implement such rights (Ang et al, 2006).

The finding that taking an evolution course increases perceived need for improving contemporary teaching strategies makes sense in light of the documented importance of deep understanding on decisions to implement reform-based teaching strategies (Berkman and Plutzer [2011]; Trani [2004]).

[Part 1] [Part 2] This document outlines a conceptual framework for understanding and beginning to implement a programme of social cash transfers in Papua New Guinea.

Results from this study will contribute to our understanding of how to implement best practice and meet the changing needs of stroke families as stroke survivors' transition across care environments.