Sentence examples for also, implementing that from inspiring English sources

At the end of the day, what we are focused on is getting the president out across this country, meeting as many voters as possible, but also implementing that ground game that we've invested so heavily on.

The act also implemented that gradual steps would be taken to reduce the amount of greenbacks in circulation.

If your company is planning to go down a different path, you need visionary leadership that not only knows how to create that vision, but also implement that new strategy.

In the after school environment, a curriculum was also implemented that included 28 lesson plans that used crafts, cooking demonstrations, and physically active games as vehicles for education.

In rural areas laws were also implemented that restored traditional rights of land tenure and inheritance.

In 2011, USA Today reported on the city's controversial move to purchase one-way bus tickets for homeless people -- a step that other Sunshine State cities have also implemented that, according to some, only panders to voters without addressing the real issue of homelessness.

We're also implementing changes that improve hand pose recognition.

Also implementing strategies that would reduce the financial burden associated with using maternal health services, such as, medical and transportation costs, would enable women from poor households to use maternal health services.

We chose the Shimodaira-Hasegawa-like procedure for assessing bipartition significance because the test is non-parametric and much less liberal than the diverse (parametric) approximate likelihood ratio tests (aLRTs) that are also implemented in that program [103].

Online labor markets also implement functionalities that allow requesters to communicate with workers that performed their tasks, provide feedback about their outputs, and pay for the tasks performed by them.

Caribbean regulators have also implemented strategies that are specific to their respective jurisdictions, such as allowing local banks that are cut off from international transactions to reroute transactions through a regional financial institution that still has access to correspondent banks.