Sentence examples for completed to implement from inspiring English sources
The final design of the ITER TF, CS, CC and VS AC/DC converters has been completed to implement ITER requirements following the detailed design and refinements of the preliminary design.
Several phases were completed prior to implementing changes in routine practice.
Waterman said he had hoped the negotiations could be completed in time to implement the changes by July 1, but concedes that it may be Aug. 1 before actual changes are completed.
Without the necessary skills, managers will not be able to lead and run their organisations successfully and this could lead to a complete failure to implement the NHS reforms.
To the best of our knowledge, there is no previous published work that either studied the RTT of VANET applications or developed a complete architecture to implement them by integrating VANETs with USNs and IMS.
Physicians also had complete independence to implement additional measures (lifestyle or pharmacological) to reduce CHD risk in individual patients.
The MinV gate can perform NAND and NOR logical operations, as shown in Figure 3d, and provides a functionally complete logic set to implement any logic function in the two-dot mQCA framework.
[KI 25, Nursing Manager] We were busy writing those nursing qualifications of the previous Council and then they got them complete and ready to implement and then they realised the NQF had changed.
We were busy writing those nursing qualifications of the previous Council and then they got them complete and ready to implement and then they realised the NQF had changed.
45.1 Recognising the need to act promptly to create new gTLDTLDs, the GAC nevertheless stresses that before completing the work necessary to implement the selected applications, ICANN it take into account relevant additional advice from interested parties, including the international dimension.
Completing those five shifts to implement Agile across the entire organization usually amounts to changing the corporate culture, which is a difficult and large-scale undertaking.
