Sentence examples for complete and implement from inspiring English sources

We improved and designed a Multiplier/Divider circuit and a current mode Analog to Digital (A/D) converter with 7bit resolution to complete and implement Defuzzifier block.

I want the new government to focus on one major project at a time to execute, complete and implement for greater accountability and transparency rather than trying to execute multiple projects which are often mismanaged, incomplete and abandoned," she said.

"We must move ahead with reform of the railway, power and other industries," Mr. Wen said, "complete and implement policies and measures aimed at promoting the development of the nonstate economy, break monopolies and lower industry thresholds for new entrants".

Peer modeling is used in scaffolding, but it is most often intended to help students learn how to complete procedures and implement strategies rather than to gauge problem difficulty (Moos & Azevedo, 2009).

The shift in focus away from apical end points identified in in vivo toxicity tests conducted in mammalian systems toward the use of in vitro assays to identify perturbations of toxicity pathways at the molecular and cellular level leading to adverse outcomes will take up to a decade or more to complete, validate, and implement.

Meanwhile we are in the final stages of completing and implementing a new development structure we call Fundraising 2.0, which will enable far better coordination across our many units while more fully leveraging our alumni and donor base.

Completed and implemented was the raising of $100,000 donated to Children's Hospital Los Angeles in support of a variety of services including the vision center and the Leavey Interfaith Center.

Recommendations Establishing selection criteria for facilitators, completing and implementing community action plans to ensure community participation and better financial management can reduce some of these constraints.

At the time of the fieldwork, the Tanzanian Ministry of Health was formulating a national strategy on non-communicable and chronic diseases that once completed and implemented should further improve health interventions in this area (Interview MoH, Malene Krag Petersen, March 2008).

It is important to stress, however, that since FRAXTM data were completed and implemented, additional independent risk fractures for fracture have been identified such that in clinical practice adding fracture risk beyond that risk quantitated by FRAXTM alone is an important adjunct in management decisions.

They will call for the EU banking union to be completed and implemented in full and also for further work on the capital markets union, in order to improve the effectiveness of single monetary policy.