Sentence examples for deciding to implement a from inspiring English sources

The Times and the Sun no longer publish online traffic figures after deciding to implement a commercial paywall strategy.

However, we are concerned that by deciding to implement a ban so swiftly and with so little scope for stakeholder engagement, the Commission risks creating a scheme that will be unworkable and will be flouted, or worse, will merely shift unwanted fish in the sea to unwanted fish on land.

Because security and privacy essentially are the kryptonite of most external communication applications, agencies should assess their communication needs and goals before deciding to implement a mobile DHT.

Instead, we are provided with recommendations for treatment based on a knowledge and understanding of many patient and clinical factors as required before deciding to implement an individualized treatment plan.

"And the reason I don't say that is because track and field has decided to implement a testing program and it seems to be pretty effective".

In 2005, they decided to implement a word game identical to Scrabble in most respects, which they originally called Bingo-Binge.

The Business Council of Australia chief executive, Jennifer Westacott, said they were disappointed the government had decided to implement a fee regime on all overseas investments in Australia.

If a prison decided to implement a policy of punishing its inmates by cutting their food supply, it would be universally condemned as a human rights abuse.

Because many farmers had problems maintaining their farmland in the face of the economic downturn, Congress decided to implement a federal credit organization to help them.

For instance, in a place, in Libourne, which is nearby Bordeaux, we have decided to implement a fair pricing scheme by which the first 15 cubic metre of water is almost free.

"After listening to feedback regarding the level of disclosure for Windows 10 updates, we decided to implement a new system for communicating updates to the operating system," a spokesperson said.