Sentence examples for an age to implement from inspiring English sources

These projects were expensive, disruptive and took an age to implement.

Participants are eligible for inclusion in the study if they meet each of the following criteria: Young adults with Down syndrome aged 14-22 years, as this is the optimal age to implement an exercise programme within a community participation framework [ 20].

The Digital Economy Bill began as a way to implement age verification – compelling porn sites to collect personal information about you (driver's licence, credit card or other identifying data) to prove you're over 18.

Such results suggest, therefore, that school age might be an ideal time to implement preventive interventions.

The NHS, coping with an ageing society, was supposed to implement reforms to fill the gap but, to no one's surprise, this project has so far failed.

Stern, a lawyer, knows that if the league hopes to implement an age limit it would need the support of the N.B.A. Players Association, and its executive director, Billy Hunter, who has not been previously averse to selling out young players (note the salary structure for rookies agreed upon by him and Stern).

Is it right that the government at least tries to implement an age verification system for adult content, and would legitimate viewers of hardcore pornography be comfortable with verifying their age and linking their viewing habits directly to themselves?

For decades now, governments and advocates at all levels have encouraged women age 40 and older to implement a regimen of self exams and mammograms to assist with early detection.

This could have resulted in some children receiving lower than recommended doses of SP reducing the protective efficacy of IPTc and some children receiving more than recommended dose of SP. However, in a community volunteer based delivery system an age based dose regimen is easier to implement than a weight-based dose regimen.

Like every country with an aging population, Canada will have to implement some changes to make sure care continues to be accessible and affordable, but the U.S. model is not the example Ottawa and the provinces should follow.

Last month, the British government launched a public consultation over plans to force porn sites to implement age checks, following up on the Conservative party's manifesto pledge to make under-18s go back to pleasuring themselves with the aid of romance novels and snapshots of Jayne Mansfield, like they did in the old days.