Sentence examples similar to go on implementing from inspiring English sources
This is the first study to take an in-depth look at training of non-physician clinicians in sub-Saharan Africa and the first to look at how this training is accepted by the trainees and how they then go on to implement this training into their practice.
I think the lessons are relevant to an even wider audience: As we watch federal education policy shift its weight behind student data-driven teacher evaluation, it becomes crucial that education stakeholders at the federal level pay close attention to what is going on in the states already implementing teacher evaluation systems.
The text is interesting, because it contains what could turn out to be the Lib Dem "red lines" in the cross-party talks currently going on about implementing the Leveson recommendations.
Johnson went on to ask: "How will these cuts be implemented?
We must implement it, actively research it," going on to ask the audience to take on "a moral, philosophical and technical commitment to enforce and defend our liberties".
The same debates are going on right now in Washington, as the Medicare program decides how to implement the new drug benefit.
People go on journeys; organizations implement long-term strategic plans.
In fact, we're hearing that MySpace hasn't even decided if they're going to implement Facebook Connect on a wide scale at all, despite the rumors that have been circling for months.
If he had made such a pledge he would have been hailed in the media as "responsible" and yet paralysed in power, unable to initiate much that he went on to implement.
Obama devoted a book to a father he only knew for a month; Xi has rarely discussed his own — a man who made his name as a revolutionary father of China, fell from political grace, recovered, and went on to implement some of China's most liberal economic policies.
