| Or you have to strategise and implement, establishing key teams that can operationalise according to the needs of all stakeholders. |
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| These are difficult phenomena to operationalise and measure, and the procedure for participants was lengthy and exacting. |
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| In Serbia: Adopt a Law on Environment Protection and set-up and operationalise the Environment Protection Agency. |
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| Much, much more work remains to be done by governments and others to fully define and operationalise complementarity. |
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| These plans would build upon and operationalise international and regional conventions and agreements against corruption. |
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| Indeed, poorer countries have found it easier than us to operationalise the convention. |
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| The guidelines that follow provide for specific actions that should be undertaken to operationalise the seven guiding principles set out above. |
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| A number of ad hoc initiatives have certainly been taken over the last decade to operationalise the Council's decisions. |
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| It would also open the door to another option for civil society to operationalise its views through the Citizens' Initiative. |
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| Although there will be debate in any effort to operationalise the concept of 'community', it is nonetheless important for policy development to attempt to understand restorative justice through this lens. |
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| Many of the commitments made have yet to be translated into decisive action because it has proved difficult to operationalise the concept of PCD satisfactorily, both at EU and at member-state level. |
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| In view of the meeting of the House of Representatives announced for 28 April, the EU calls on the leaders of the SPA further to develop and operationalise the road map for democracy and peace. |
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| One of the first studies to operationalise the CSFs of TQM using a survey-based approach was that of Saraph, Benson and Schroeder. |
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| Several frameworks of word knowledge have been proposed to better operationalise this concept. |
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| The development of a Unified Budget and Accountability Framework to operationalise the UNAIDS Strategy has started in parallel with the finalisation of the Plan. |
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| It needs to be stressed that although the Moratorium was declared in 1998, the necessary mechanisms and instruments for its implementation took a couple of years to articulate and operationalise. |
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| But she also suggested that while a commitment to the approach is broadening, no one really has a firm notion on how to operationalise the approach. |
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| A prime concern is directed at the development of concepts that can help operationalise the principles of sustainable development of water resources, with natural attention to societal and equity concerns. |
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| Using basic principles, such as merit, consistently in the daily process of recruitment and promotion helps operationalise integrity in the public service. |
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| The Birds and Habitats Directives and Natura 2000 sites operationalise the strategic imperative to preserve sites of international importance to wildlife. |
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| We see no connection between the need for a resolute response to the recent terrorist attacks and the call for intensification of efforts to operationalise the European Security and Defence Policy. |
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| Despite this important stage, one notices slowness in the speed taken by member States to ratify and operationalise various protocols of the treaty. |
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