Sentence examples for years for implementation from inspiring English sources

Following negotiation between Global Fund and the principal grant recipient, these are translated into grant agreements with principal grant recipients in countries for a period of five years for implementation in two phases (see Box S2 on target setting, [12]): Phase 1, for two years, and Phase 2, typically for three years.

If excluding measure 2 related costs, the suggested measures required 68 530 € per school year for implementation, suggesting that if only one child's life is saved over a period of 28 years in that municipality, this is a sound implementation strategy.

In both groups, around 70% of informal caregivers were women and the average age was 65 and 63 years for pre-implementation and post-implementation patients, respectively.

This is also true historically across the health spectrum, ranging from the use of vitamin C to prevent scurvy (250 years before routine implementation) [ 28], to hand washing (100 years before routine implementation) [ 29], to a host of interventions and diagnostics that over treat, undertreat or mistreat patients (more than 15 years for routine implementation) [ 30].

There's no excuse for a 10-year delay for implementation".

Second, the final marks neither follow normal distributions for the years of implementation (before or after the experiment) nor present homogeneity of variances.

Accessed 1 April 2014) to identify all import and export records for the genus Hippocampus from 2004 to 2012, which covers the first year of implementation for the species (starting in May) and the most recent year for which data are available.

In the data, the level of implementation is coded by using the ordinal measure: "no implementation" (coded "0"), "minimum" (coded "1"), "intermediate" (coded "2"), or "full" (coded "3"), for each provision for the first ten years of implementation.

During the first five years of implementation, CERP was responsible for the purchase of 207000 acre of land at a cost of $1 billion.

Because neither these nor any other laboratory test meets all clinical needs, there are many novel biomarkers that are proposed and evaluated each year for possible implementation into clinical practice.

In 2007, New York City shelved a proposal for a three-year pilot program for implementation in Manhattan, and a new proposition was denied in 2008, with a potential federal grants of USD 354 million being reallocated to other American cities.