Sentence examples for have implemented something from inspiring English sources

Currently, companies, such as Android, have implemented something called host card emulation (HCE).

It's a great improvement over the VC system, though certain emulators have implemented something like it for years.

Of course, I would have hoped they would have implemented something with more teeth than the relatively minor fluctuations that they have signed up for.

Under the aegis of the European Union's HAVEit (Highly Automated Vehicles for Intelligent Transport) project, VW has implemented something called "Temporary Auto Pilot," or TAP, in which a Passat can use cameras and sensors to control itself at speeds of up to 80 miles per hour.

Mixx has implemented something similar, while we're still waiting for Digg to do the same.

In July 2014 the Australian Senate voted to repeal a carbon tax, a levy on the biggest polluters, that the previous Labor government had implemented, something Mr Abbott had strongly argued for.

There's something we have implemented, we called it Infranet Partners, it is a community of 6 or 7 companies in Europe, all companies are like iPLON: small companies which develop solutions based on LonWorks technology.

It's fine and healthy to take a reasonable pride in something you have implemented or created, but believing that a thing is so perfect that nothing could possibly go wrong is arrogant and foolish.

Courses that used to require four writing assignments now demand half that because professors have fewer assistants to help them with grading papers, something other campuses have implemented as well.

We have implemented it for five years now, something like that.

I also like that they will support video and podcast files, too, something Flickr should have implemented long ago.