Sentence examples for around to implementing from inspiring English sources

"By the time they get around to implementing the plan, a lot of the area that should be preserved will already have been developed," he said.

A young and highly-educated population as a result of mass migration over the past decade has also helped boost growth expectations.Growth could accelerate further if British governments get around to implementing more aggressive structural reforms where there is still plenty of low-hanging policy fruit to pick.

The startup focuses on ideas and concepts he had while at Blogger all the way back in 2000, features that he'd even built for the platform but never got around to implementing, he said.

And whenever the recording industry gets around to implementing its Secure Digital Music Initiative, the SD card, which stands for "secure digital," will support it.

Jason Kincaid: So it's more of a fundamental part of the company philosophy that you just hadn't gotten around to implementing yet?

This feature has long been part of the API, but it looks like Google only got around to implementing it now.

Whether McClaren is around to implement them will remain open to debate throughout the close-season, with Newcastle unlikely to stick with Carver.

With only two months left in office, he will not be around to implement any policy changes he proposes or agrees to.

It is harder to imagine a discussion of a particular risk facing them: whether either of them will be around to implement his program.

Given that, Mr. Bloomberg said, "I think it is time to have some specificity and have some commitment to the long term for a chancellor who is going to be around to implement whatever the new laws there are in Albany and whatever new union contract we come up with".

These doctors might be available to participate in the FMEA discussions but their rotations would mean that they may not be around to implement the new changes or teach them to others and thus the FMEA may need to be repeated.