Sentence examples similar to enter the implementation from inspiring English sources

AL-JAZEERA RETURNING TO BAHRAIN? 10. (C) Although neither the gas pipeline nor the causeway to Qatar have entered the implementation stage, the King maintained that relations with Qatar are now excellent.

In the meantime, a new round of China's electric power system reform has entered the implementation stage.

Currently, a new round of China's electric power system reform has entered the implementation stage, and GenCos' power output would be gradually determined by market exchange instead of generating plans determined by authorities.

Just entering the implementation phase, Clean Up Green Up is one of the first such environmental justice policies to be passed by a major city and a good example of the kind of innovative solutions that are possible through collaboration between local residents, researchers, city officials, urban planners, and local businesses.

Jerzy Jablecki, the study entered the implementation stage.

It will allow Virgin Mobile USA to immediately enter the postpaid market, implementation for which on a stand-alone basis would require a minimum of 12 months.

Once the marker development work is completed, it enters the marker implementation stage.

Once costs and mechanisms of implementation enter the picture, things get complicated.

KPNC has had a number of functioning automated clinical databases for decades, though more limited HIT at the point-of-care; these databases permit the consistent capture of visit diagnoses and time when they were entered throughout the implementation of the new EMR systems, even though the data entry methods changed with the use of different HIT systems.

One of the initiatives of the Plan will be the creation of a special Law on Protection of the Rights of the Child," said the Minister for Human Rights and Refugees, Semiha Borovac, at the presentation of the Action Plan, adding that its implementation will help BiH enter the line of European countries that regularly report on the state of children's rights.

The discussions are critical as British and EU negotiators prepare to enter the second phase of Brexit talks, on an implementation period and then the future trading arrangement.