Sentence examples similar to Envisioning implementation of from inspiring English sources

In its report the SPC envisioned the implementation of conspicuous reforms relating to the organization and administration of the courts and called for judicial independence.

What she has accomplished in her political career is essentially defined by that stunted system, which not only serves (often in secrecy) the interests of those already in power, but fails to envision the implementation of power except in domination over some enemy or other.

One successful detection system has used ligation-mediated amplification and a fluorescent bead-based technology (Peck et al, 2006), although one can envision the implementation of other technologies such as Nanostring or RNAseq.

The Schumer-Graham plan envisions a phased implementation of five years or more, and would only apply to new hires or to people who change jobs.

The Israeli-PLO accord, also known as Oslo I, envisioned the gradual implementation of Palestinian self-government in the West Bank and Gaza Strip for a transitional period not exceeding five years and leading to a permanent settlement based on UN Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338.

This could present an insuperable barrier to the implementation of the envisioned smart grid.

The consolidation of smart grids is inevitably related with the development and actual implementation of different functionalities envisioned for future electric grids.

They are required to prevent, diagnose, and treat our most serious public health threats, and they are necessary for the achievement of the global health goals toward which we have been diligently working for many years—such as accelerated progress toward the Millennium Development Goals and implementation of Universal Health Coverage as envisioned for the post-2015 development agenda.

But not everybody is celebrating the implementation of a plan first envisioned by the ministry of irrigation in 1980.

A direct implementation of (11) cannot be envisioned in practice.

He also oversaw the implementation of the "Full Air Program" which envisioned 14,500 total aircraft in the naval air force.