Sentence examples for even if the implementation from inspiring English sources
That philosophy remained intact this season, even if the implementation shifted.
GS: So, even if the implementation takes longer than the hype machine suggested it would, financial institutions will get there?
Note that even if the implementation of the FG/SPA is perfect, the convergence of the FG/SPA is still not secured in the looped cases.
Even if the implementation of SEM with a small sample has estimated an admissible solution, it would be useful to test the proposed model in larger sample.
Even if the final implementation is not optimized during the logic synthesis process, it is compact, easy to modify and efficient.
This kind of practice clearly violates the spirit and intention of the rules, even if the delayed implementation date has the effect of making such behavior legal.
More specifically, findings suggest that South African substance abuse treatment providers are prepared to implement a performance measurement system that will enable them to assess the quality of services they provide, even if this implementation compels them to change their current approaches to data collection.
Adobe, Hardy argues, wasn't too worried about a WebKit monoculture, but in his view, " the web is bigger than any one of its leading browser implementations and too important to be limited to a single code base even if that implementation has variations".
These are all legitimate ambitions, even if the method of implementation is contentious.
In the case of the Health Care Law the policy process largely appeared to have been influenced by institutional legacies and initial indecisiveness on how to conduct the implementation, even if the revision of the Health Care Law may serve as window of opportunity for research to influence future implementation similarly to what happened in the case of the NDP in 2001.
This is why the plan to raise the threshold for inheritance tax to £1m ($1.6m)—retained in principle, even if its implementation is receding into the nether reaches of the next parliament is a potential liability.
