Sentence examples for back to implementation from inspiring English sources

He voted for it, he told Arutz Sheva, a rightwing news service, but after 10 months "the government will go back to implementation of the policy of previous governments, in whose times there was a marked increase in settlement".

It is believe that the advent of low-cost sensors, including micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS), will make a change in the paradigm of skewed redundancy back to the implementation of orthogonal redundancy.

Their observations were fed back to the implementation steering group on a regular basis to help them ensure a smooth migration from paper patient records to EPRs.

Ford's conviction dates back to before the implementation of mandatory sentencing, so he can only attest to how poverty drives people into the narcotics trade.

After each site visit, the research team quickly processed interim data to identify any barriers to SI which the research team then fed back to the core implementation team for tailoring their facilitation efforts.

Some public cloud engagements serve as "temporary" engagements that eventually shift back to on-premises implementations as functionality builds.

The two central achievements that Labour harks back to as representing the implementation of its values in practice – the NHS and the welfare state, and full employment maintained by a mixed and managed economy – were actually the achievement of two paid-up Liberals, Beveridge and Keynes, building on the foundations laid by the Liberal government of Asquith and Lloyd George before 1914.

Applying this work would require stepping back to a clean-slate implementation of the VANET networking stack.

The "Honest Broker" would decide what is fair if two aircraft want the same RTA, and send the approved RTA back to the airline for implementation.

While Google has promised to get back to us regarding an implementation that clearly does not use open source code, so far they haven't closed the loop.

However in 2013 this goal was pushed back to "evaluated for future implementation opportunities".