Sentence examples for urged implementation from inspiring English sources

In 1936, Chandler urged implementation of the state's first rural roads program and development of electrical infrastructure with assistance from the federal Rural Electrification Act.

All participants urged implementation of a continuous professional development (CPD) system for nurses, currently only available for doctors in SA. " Nurses must stay up to date with the current knowledge and latest technologies.

"Let us face the uncomfortable truth," the United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan said, "the model of development we are accustomed to has been fruitful for the few, but flawed for the many.? Urging implementation of a sustainable development agenda, Annan said that action starts with governments, and that the richest countries must lead the way.

The increasing incidence of rare mastitis-causing pathogens has urged the implementation of fast and efficient diagnostic and control measures.

This called for a ceasefire in the war of October 1973 and urged the implementation of 242 "in all its parts".

The panel urged speedy implementation of the report; "confusion" about policies and outside criticism is causing "a growing morale problem" at the agency, the report says.

A recent report mentioned the dual emergence of CHIKV and DENV in southeastern France and urged the implementation of specific surveillance and response measures to reduce the risk for arbovirus emergence (14 ).

Trial Registration ISCTRN 70017938 England's National Dementia Strategy 1 emphasised that "Family carers are the most important resource available for people with dementia" (p 12), and urged full implementation of the Carers' Strategy.

In 2003, the World Health Assembly urged full implementation of the WHO-UNICEF strategic plan for measles mortality reduction 2001-2005 [ 6], and, at the end of 2005, the major public health goal of reducing global measles mortality by 50% compared with the 1999 level had been surpassed, with a reduction of 60% [ 7].

Seeking new controls on the global economy, Greens urge implementation of the Kyoto Protocol on global warming, which would cost $500 billion a year to apply, reliably causing a Third World holocaust of famine and poverty.

The scheme also urges the implementation of Egypt's existing laws on FGM.