Sentence examples for back to implement from inspiring English sources

"We are united and whenever we have training, we come as a group, after which everyone goes back to implement so that benefits accrue for individuals.

Berger and the show's producers went behind Taymor's back to implement "Plan X," an emergency effort to revise the musical during the troubled preview period.

It provided site-specific information that could be fed back to implementing organizations for midcourse corrections and that could be used to answer such questions as which sites carried the implant in 2013 and how those sites were distributed across Kinshasa.

Linda Darling-hasmond has worked with the A.F.T. on projects going back decades to implement lessons from the best research and real-life experience for the benefit of students and teachers in America's classrooms.

He is so desperate about his putting, he yesterday switched back to the implement he discarded before the first round.

He wanted to get a college degree, preferably in business administration, then take himself back to Mali to implement some upgrades.

After a week of learning and making new friends, we were excited to get back to Cambridge to implement our kinetic energy ideas, but on the last night, we were awestruck by a dance floor - and not just any dance floor - but a kinetic energy tiled dance floor!

Today is the moment to increase the scientific budget and define a clear strategy for the reinsertion of the thousands of professionals that will go back to Chile to implement the state-of-the-art technologies and knowledge acquired abroad.

Leading Formula 1 drivers have backed a move to implement changes in the wake of the accident that left Jules Bianchi in a critical condition.

This is nothing more or less than a proposal for sound budgetary management -- and giving school districts, which always have to operate with one hand (or two plus a foot) tied behind their backs some ability to implement sound budget planning.

Somehow, Brown carried on, and used his experience – dating back to his boyhood – to implement a long list of changes to the department.