Sentence examples for freedom of implementation from inspiring English sources

Most such software is self-contained which, of course, gives the developers maximum freedom of implementation.

A considerable freedom of implementation of the proposed model in terms of choices of the parameterization structures F, M, A and the number of terms in the parameterization sequences is allowed.

Another exciting example that shows the advantages of OAM implementations over other degrees-of-freedom, is the implementation of a quantum (random) walk (QW).

Naomi McAuliffe, Amnesty's Scotland programme director, told the Guardian: "The context is the Brexit momentum behind restricting freedom of movement and the implementation of the Immigration Act 2016, which is about finding, reporting and deporting 'illegal immigrants'.

But this account of the laws and customs of his court presents a figure who not only believed in freedom of religion but pioneered its implementation.

As of December 2014, the most recently available data on the implementation of the freedom of choice act in specialist care, four of the fastest implementers of the LOV are all of the same political majority as that of the central government which introduced the act (R in Fig. 2).

Lack of MoH operational running costs, security situation on the ground not allowing for freedom of movement have also affected the implementation of this project resulting in prolonged and extended implementation period.

White House spokesman Tony Fratto said he could not discuss details but that Rove's "clearance was appropriately renewed as part of the regular process that occurs every five years". This Independence Day marks 40 years since implementation of the Freedom of Information Act, the law aimed at ensuring public access to government records.

As the implementation of the Freedom of Choice Act continues it is of general interest to understand what drives the scope and pace of the new regulations.

Further analyses are needed to assess these and other aspects of the actual implementation of the freedom of choice reforms in Sweden, the findings of which will be of interest also to other reforming countries.

The above analysis does not present conclusive evidence that the implementation of the Freedom of Choice Act as it relates to specialized health care in Sweden is solely driven by politics.