Sentence examples for expected implementation from inspiring English sources

Cleaner Production was heralded as a promising concept for improving the environmental performance; however it has largely focused on technical aspects, which has limited its expected implementation.

It should allow the engineer to clearly relate the result to the expected implementation, allowing him full control over the application.

With the expected implementation of the ACTA in mind, this ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) will likely affect both prospective copyright legislation in Europe and offensive strategies of rights holders in their operations against intermediaries.

Iran freed the 10 US sailors on 13 January, a day after detaining them aboard the two US navy patrol boats in the Gulf, bringing a swift end to an incident that had rattled nerves shortly before the expected implementation of the nuclear accord with world powers.

The staff's assessment concludes that the expedited transfer of spent fuel to dry cask storage would provide only a minor or limited safety benefit, and that its expected implementation costs would not be warranted.

Iran detained the sailors aboard two US Navy patrol boats in the Gulf on Tuesday in an incident that rattled nerves days ahead of the expected implementation of a landmark nuclear accord between Tehran and world powers.

Mr. Jones said he did not expect implementation before September 1977.

Bain's 2018 survey found that, although the long-term predictions remain positive, in the short term, manufacturers expect implementation to be slower than they did in 2016.

China expects implementation of the measures in the plan to cost at least U.S. $1 trillion every year for at least the next five years.

So Hamburg and Taylor's caginess may be a sign that they expect implementation to "cost the government" whatever Congress is willing to pay -- which may be very little.

"If diplomacy flounders by the end of the first quarter of 2014, investors should expect implementation of sanctions that reduce Iranian exports - and cause considerable upward pressure on the oil price," wrote Cliff Kupchan, an Iranian specialist at the Eurasia Group consulting firm.