Sentence examples for down to implement from inspiring English sources
In this respect, as strategies could be either explicitly or implicitly embedded into language tasks (Chamot & Rubin, 1994), the researchers decided to narrow down to implement the three higher order thinking strategies in implicit fashion of practice at university level with volunteer participants attending reading course who possessed intermediate level of proficiency.
The letter from the Royal College of General Practitioners, one of the strongest opponents of the health and social care bill, was seen as an attempt to draw a line in the battle to get the legislation dropped and get down to implementing the reforms.
Several countries have turned down opportunities to implement wastewater recycling to supplement potable water needs during drought conditions (Casani et al. 2005; Wilson and Pfaff 2008), but it is hard to conceal the fact that many people in those countries have been consuming wastewater-impacted drinking water for many years without any evidence of negative exposure-related health outcomes.
Now, the Indian Railways has been toying with the idea of implementing the ACD but it has never got down to seriously implementing it.
His solution – simple written down but harder to implement – was to be "kind to yourself".
"Ordinarily resident is a phrase which sounds good common sense, but when it comes down to actually implementing it the policy is often unworkable," Mr Gee said.
But when it came down to actually implementing the design onto the SoundPedia homepage, Diaz says that there was a disconnect between his group and the site's co-founder and lead developer, who is located in Singapore and is mainly concentrating on other projects.
This result could be interpreted as an indication that the Norwegian top-down strategy used to implement ICT in schools nationwide following the 2006 National Plan (Erstad and Quale 2009) might not have taken into consideration the perspective of all teachers and the need to convince teachers of the usefulness of the use of ICT in teaching and learning.
They noted that a federal court had struck down Washington State's attempt to implement his recommendation that eligible citizens be kept "off the rolls for typos and other mistakes by election officials".
Another suggestion for cutting down on administration is "to implement an annual certification process, which would grant the certified researcher unrestricted access to study results with the condition that the data could only be used for research goals that do not compromise the participants' privacy" [ 49].
