Sentence examples for an implementation period from inspiring English sources

Now, the G-20 had entered an implementation period.

However, May admitted that Britain could remain in the EU for an implementation period beyond the two-year article 50 cutoff, in order to give civil servants and businesses time to adapt.

Even if he's right there would likely still need to be an implementation period before it comes into force — so new rules aren't likely up and running before 2020.

The problem is initially defined as a two level organizational decision process: the design decisions must be made here and now, but the SCN can be used only after an implementation period.

Inclusion of an implementation period, instead of a pre-post only model, facilitated estimation of the immediate responsiveness to tax increases while accommodating a washout between the pre and post periods to ensure stable estimates of durable differences between each, since immediate and durable differences in search queries may differ.

The RPTC had 5 sectors with 9 projects, with an implementation period of 9 months.

Finally, this study analysed intubations performed at four academic EDs in an Asian country during an early implementation period of the GVL and may therefore have limited generalisability because recently emergency physicians would be more familiar with the GVL.

The panel plans to give banks until 2019 to adapt to new rules intended to make the financial sector more stable, saying an "extended implementation period would be appropriate".

We suggest that an appropriate implementation period and previous experience of our ICU staff with TGC may be the reasons that the quality and safety of glucose control in our study were significantly better than the results of most of the previously published studies (22– 22).

This study had a short implementation period, and it was difficult to recruit a large number of participants.

The three complaints call for the respective DPAs to suspend all data transfers from Facebook's European HQ to its U.S. operations — with a "reasonable implementation period" suggested to allow the company to transition to an alternative arrangement that would be compliant with the ECJ ruling.