Sentence examples for going to implement a from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate this we are going to implement a group of 3 radio buttons using the CheckBox component.

Singapore is going to implement a demand response (DR) program to further enhance the efficiency and competitiveness of its electricity market.

"That said, if you are going to implement a brand new strategy, which is something we're trying to do, it's always nice to have the right structure in place.

"How are you going to implement a health care plan aimed at stimulating job growth while trying to cut the deficit?" That's not the only problem with your health care program.

What's mostly likely, though, is that your ISP is going to implement a kludge: they'll use something called Network Address Translation (NAT) to hide more and more users under one of the IP addresses they already possess.

But by the time Mr. Liao is jailed, Maoism has been abandoned, and the prisons have become just another outpost of state capitalism, with guards proudly announcing that "we are going to implement a market-oriented competitive mechanism," even as they continue to require prisoners to sing "Socialism Is Good".

It's difficult to know, without a major change in the law, how we're going to implement an effective response to drugs such as PMA".

We simplified back to 3 buffers and went to implement a val/ready interface.

While domestic violence allegations lurk at the heart of the suspension, the more interesting issue, from a sports law perspective, is how far a sports league such as the NFL can go to implement a dispute resolution system where the chosen "neutral" arbitrators are not the kind of parties traditionally perceived as neutral.

"Florida is not going to implement 'Obamacare'," a Scott spokesman, Lane Wright, told the Associated Press in June.

You've got to point to fundamental strategic changes you're going to implement in a company and then drive the execution of that strategy.