Sentence examples for fit to implement from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Face the Difference report from the Fair Pay Network showed that none of the major supermarkets have seen fit to implement living wage policies for their lowest-paid staff, even though remuneration packages for top executives continue to run into millions of pounds.

It's a system that already has an analogue on the desktop, and that Google has seen fit to implement with multiple user accounts with varying levels of permissions for tablets running Android 4.3 and higher.

Congress finally saw fit to implement a salary for the position, as well as to provide a minimal funding to operate the park.

But the grim reality is that the NHS is simply not in a fit state to implement its sensible recommendations.

Practice nurses perceived MNA-SF as an ideal tool which can be fitted into a consultation: 'Easy to implement, can fit into a consultation time wise' (PN5).

Translating the general objective of "biodiversity conservation" into a series of recommended scientific investigations and management guidelines is difficult, and the use of compositional, structural, and functional elements provides a mechanism to highlight a suite of related topics and describe how they fit into the knowledge needed to implement EBM.

'Easy to implement, can fit into a consultation time wise' (PN5).

Just as there's no universal crop that grows everywhere, there's no "one size fits all" model food system to implement across the world.

In Ireland, on the basis of the cost-effectiveness results reported here, a decision was taken to implement a FIT-based colorectal cancer screening programme from 2012; in the short-term, a restricted age range (60 69 years) will be invited to participate but the stated intention is to eventually include the entire 55 74 years age group (National Cancer Screening Service, 2011).

As we considered potential stopgap measures for this population, whatever we decided to implement had to fit within very specific budgetary and personnel constraints.

In conclusion, it would be feasible to implement the PRO-FIT intervention in practice, particularly PRO-FIT*advice, since it can be relative easily implemented with a high dose delivered.