Sentence examples for fastest to implement from inspiring English sources

Researchers made several recommendations to improve communication after a disaster, and Santos-Burgoa said the easiest and fastest to implement would be the creation of an interagency planning and communications committee to coordinate and monitor mortality surveillance during natural disasters.

It becomes easier (and faster) to implement.

The State Department also needs to move faster to implement its public diplomacy plan for Pakistan.

"These included more than 300 'immediate actions' that had clear benefits and were fast to implement, such as changes to lending criteria, to limits and to collections.

Given that Bunnings underestimated the degree of strategic shift that the new customer focus required, it was perhaps unsurprising that they moved too fast to implement it.

"Moving this much money transparently through any bureaucracy is always a slow process, but the administration must move faster to implement projects".

Such tax cuts are faster to implement and more credibly temporary than expenditure shifts and should be targeted to investment, low-income households, or job creation to increase their multipliers".

Since this estimator is intractable from a numerical point of view, we propose a tight approximation of it easy and fast to implement.

Labour's intervention comes as the government is under pressure to move faster to implement its own decision to reduce the maximum stakes on controversial fixed-odds betting terminals from £100 a spin to £2.

Design tools supporting this methodology allow very fast to implement, check and estimate many possible design versions, to find an optimized decision of the design problem and to simplify the verification problem for digital systems.

The safety administration, the part of the Transportation Department with jurisdiction over light-duty vehicles, including cars, vans and most sport utilities, said a grading system would be faster to implement, compared with a crash-test program, and that the agency was well set up to run it.