Sentence examples for expand and implement from inspiring English sources

This enables enterprise customers to easily expand and implement their big data initiatives with ready-made, big data utilities and applications.

In addition to educational and recreational activities, it was agreed with AFPK in addition to health education for lead pollution to expand and implement activities on better parenting with aim to improve child care, development and safe motherhood of RAE parents living in the camp.

We have expanded and implemented an algorithm for selecting power supplies into a turnkey MATLAB code, "POWER" (power optimization for wireless energy requirements).

(a) The WSINV3DMT has been developed on a data-space variant of Occam's inversion introduced for 1-D setting by (Constable et al.1987) and expanded and implemented for a 3-D case by (Siripunvaraporn et al.2005).2005

On the one hand, the term "intervened" was particularly used to represent relatively large and frequent interventions by government and non-governmental organizations (NGO) that were aimed to expand private farming and implement government imposed settlement programs.

If we are going to take American education to the next level, we must expand successful models and implement the practices that will enable success for our students.

On February 5th the Senate voted along party lines to approve a bill that would bar the state from expanding Medicaid and implementing health-insurance exchanges both key planks of Barack Obama's health-care reforms.

Other policy reforms, including reengineering of primary health care and piloting of a National Health Insurance system, similarly signal renewed state commitment to expanding welfarism and implementing an inclusive and equitable health care contract.

In follow-up training sessions, these young people learned how to implement, expand and enhance their projects.

As bioengineering applications expand, the need to design and implement circuits that exhibit dynamic properties increases.

The expected results of the RGSI are an increased capacity of relevant stakeholders and service providers to include Roma children in early childhood interventions and to strengthen and expand existing services to embrace and implement inclusive early childhood care and education approaches.