Sentence examples for implement a failure from inspiring English sources

The paper presents an approach to implement a failure classification and associated analyses for production ramp-up.

It is impossible to implement a failure detector that always provides the precise information, e.g. consider that a monitored process that is correct suddenly crashes; until the crash is perceived, the failure detector will report that the monitored process is correct.

Bertier et al. [9] extend the approach proposed by Chen et al. by implementing a failure detector in two layers: an adaption layer runs on top of a traditional heartbeat-based failure detector.

It was determined that a failure to implement a principal reduction program would have high negative impacts.

The accident was caused by a failure to implement a speed restriction on a section of track under maintenance.

I have little doubt that a century from now, Americans' consumption-centric lifestyle will no longer be viewed as something to envy and emulate, and the country's failure to implement a carbon tax will be viewed as a massive failure.

I mean how can you possibly have as a number one priority cutting the deficit when you choose to spend an underspend in funding a tax cut or failure to implement a tax rise that was scheduled?

Even so, Ms. Snowe this week issued a statement welcoming his designation but urging him to "rectify the administration's recent failure to implement a meaningful women's contracting rule".

The environmental protection minister, Chen Jining, vowed in December to punish agencies and officials for any failure to implement a pollution emergency response plan quickly, the state-run Global Times tabloid said.

Although there is no longer any prospect of a fine on countries whose failure to implement a judgment leads to a significant number of repetitive applications, the committee of ministers is asked to consider whether more effective measures are needed in respect of states that fail to implement judgments in a timely manner.

That figure does not include the 300,000 or so who have fled across the border to Chad and the Central African Republic, and another 1m-plus who have not been counted because they migrate according to the seasons and no one is sure where they are.The splintering of the opposition is partly a result of the failure to implement a deal signed in Abuja in May last year.