Sentence examples for going to be implementing from inspiring English sources

"We want to know what her vision is, and how she is going to be implementing it".

We are going to be implementing policies and procedures to protect our staff from the impact of abuse and harassment online, as well as from the impact of repeatedly being exposed to traumatic images.

"The speaker had a policy that we weren't going to be implementing any part of health care reform, so those grants were not included in our budget," said Katherine Betta, a spokeswoman for Dean Cannon, a Republican and speaker of the State House.

"They're going to get another communication confirming to them that we're not going to be implementing the exchange," he said.

The statements came as kickers to more recent bad news for the area: the announcement, in late July, that Hackney Council is going to be implementing a midnight curfew for all new clubs and bars, meaning any new venues opening in the borough will have to argue against an 11PM closing time during the week and a midnight curfew on weekends.

Prior to RTC implementation staff described several initiatives that had been, or were going to be implemented.

"They're worrying about how it's going to be implemented".

"We still have to wait and see how well it's going to be implemented".

They liked it, and we all thought it was going to be implemented.

"Germany wanted clear reassurance that the fiscal rectitude it wants was going to be implemented".

The question is: how are these recommendations going to be implemented?