Sentence examples for user organizations from inspiring English sources

The union is one of several groups in the United States and Canada that advocate for the rights of drug users, following the lead of older European drug user organizations.

It is just as important in large organizations, which design and manufacture RF radiation sources, as it is in user organizations.

Utilizing longitudinal data from multiple healthcare organizations, this study measures the contribution of an institutional contract modeling DSS to user organizations' performance.

Although ADM follows all the principles of MDE, ADM does not preclude source-to-source migrations (where appropriate) but encourages user organizations to consider modernization from an analysis and design perspective.

When we asked the planners how they set about getting information about what users want, they described how they combine different methods: results from CSI are combined with focus group interviews, officially registered correspondence, the customer database Kundskap, discussions with user organizations, conversations with the public, and so on.

Michels' presentation, which detailed Germany's comprehensive drug treatment system and included information on safer injection sites, heroin prescription, and drug user organizations, clearly rejected the extent to which harm reduction had remained hidden and unspoken during the first day.

PLCopen – as IEC 61131 user organization – semi-formally specified a set of software function blocks to be used in safety applications according to IEC 61508.

PLCopen as IEC 61131 user organization specified a set of software Function Blocks to be used in Safety Applications according to IEC 61508 in 2006.

However, the strong research role of CDC generated negative perceptions of the programme among the user organization because it was perceived to prioritise research over programme implementation.

Moreover, the high mobility of the international members generated tensions and financial expectations, leading to interpersonal conflicts with the user organization that affected the implementation process and outcome.

Overall, the study shows that for effective scaling up of PMR programmes, the provision of technical support and adequate resources for successful adoption of the PMR intervention by the user organization are vital, but not sufficient on their own.