| Gathering data without careful conceptualization or conscientious efforts to operationalize key concepts often is a wasted effort. |
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| To operationalize the concept of exposure to anti-drinking messages, some subjects may listen to a talk about binge drinking while others do not. |
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| Presently, to operationalize any project required deep insight, commitment, resources & much dedication. |
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| In this study, the theoretical distinction between the interpersonal and organizational domains of communication was difficult to operationalize. |
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| The next research step to operationalize or implement the strategic plan for joint officer management was to gather extensive data on billets that require joint experience, education, or training. |
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| The goal is to operationalize intelligence produced by CISC in partnership with the CIS provincial bureaux. |
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| States should consider adopting a framework law to operationalize their right to health national strategy. |
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| For example, several studies chose to operationalize recidivism differently. |
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| First, strategic issues should determine the way that we operationalize social capital. |
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| Bridgman's ideal was to operationalize each and every concept if possible, and each case of de-operationalization rang alarm bells in his head. |
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| Provision of school-in-a-box kits helped to operationalize 3,112 primary and middle schools, with enrolment of 254,732 students. |
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| Appropriate long-term and annual plans are developed that operationalize program objectives. |
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| It is appropriate to operationalize the additional resource requirements for this type of ethics review. |
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| The subprogramme would serve as a catalyst to operationalize the analytical and normative work of ESCAP at the subregional and national levels. |
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| To effectively implement and operationalize this mission, however, is and will remain a challenge. |
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| The dialogue had also given a good sense of how complex it was to articulate and operationalize responses. |
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| States parties may find it advantageous to adopt framework legislation to operationalize their right to water strategy. |
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| The present report most certainly will not be the last word on how to operationalize the responsibility to protect. |
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| Some jurisdictions have integrated checklists and other tools with their policy processes to operationalize this. |
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| It is the first step required to develop and operationalize a functioning bilateral performance review system. |
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| While they may be very useful for defining a target market, they are difficult to operationalize because of the absence of data beyond sample surveys. |
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| These investments will target equity gaps facing Aboriginal firms, to enable them to finance and operationalize as resource and energy businesses. |
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| We lived apart for nearly two years after a sudden downsizing and new job opportunities, and that time and distance caused me to operationalize any number of truly bad ideas. |
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| The regulation which will operationalize the chapter of the Law on the conservation and the development of the wildlife aiming at the wildlife habitats should be adopted this year. |
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| Her predecessor had focused on standard setting, while her own focus had been to operationalize those standards and to define obstacles to progress in that domain. |
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| It is possible, however, to identify a few main approaches, including the ways in which they operationalize the concept and their choice of measurement tools. |
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| Emphasis is now needed to operationalize these policies and frameworks. |
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| To operationalize a concept is to identify those variables in terms of which the phenomenon represented by the concept can be accurately observed. |
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