Sentence examples for a complete rollout from inspiring English sources

Their defenders said they were assigned an impossible task of orchestrating on short notice a complete rollout plan — from crafting and distributing talking points to lining up lawmakers, legal experts and other Trump supporters to give interviews.

A complete rollout of V2X is years away – the entire traffic infrastructure is not even close to being "smart". But even with the mandate suspended, Adams said more carmakers, are moving to add it voluntarily.

You can probably expect a more complete rollout of the new app pages over the next few weeks; we've asked Apple for more information.

Google says that it is rolling this new feature out starting today, but the complete rollout could take a few weeks.

(Update: we were subsequently informed that "end of the month" is incorrect, which is what Amazon told us initially. The complete rollout is "TBD," it says now).

(Update: we were subsequently informed that "end of the month" is incorrect, which is what Amazon told us initially. The complete rollout is "TBD," it says now). .

Among other phones, it reportedly doesn't work on the HTC Thunderbolt for some reason but it's worth trying if you must have Netflix up and running on your Android device before the complete rollout.

This is undoubtedly a huge step-change for a service that has typically prided itself on championing user privacy, including completing a rollout of end-to-end encryption across its entire service earlier this year, and continuing to fight requests from authorities to hand over user data.

WhatsApp completed a rollout of end-to-end encryption across its service this April — firmly locking it out from the ability to decrypt users' messages, and cementing its hands-off stance on users' content.

WhatsApp has been at the forefront of making end-to-end encryption more accessible for mainstream app users, completing a rollout of the tech across its platform and all flavors of its apps in April 2016.

WhatsApp completed a rollout of end-to-end encryption across its service this April — firmly locking it out from the ability to decrypt users' messages, and cementing its hands-off stance on users' content.