Sentence examples for implement ahead of from inspiring English sources

Barnesandnoble.com, the Webs number two bookstore, parried nicely this morning by responding coolly that it had been working on an alternative express technology that it will simply implement ahead of schedule instead of after Christmas as it had originally planned.

The camera design modification, however, is something it could easily implement ahead of anyone else, since Apple tends to focus special attention on camera improvements in the iPhone, especially when making otherwise iterative improvements (as in the leap between the iPhone 4 and 4S, for instance).

Will Barclays Center stomach the large soda ban, where it's already been implemented ahead of the city?

That means the summer ruling stands, and a lower court judge's orders to implement it ahead of Election Day will remain in full force.

Flynn resigned as national security adviser last week, after The Washington Post reported he had discussed U.S. sanctions against Russia with that country's ambassador as they were being implemented, weeks ahead of Trump's inauguration.

Leaders at the World Humanitarian Summit Pacific Consultations will leave with specific recommendations and concrete commitments that can be immediately implemented, even ahead of the global meeting in Istanbul in 2016.

"What do you do if you can't implement this program ahead of the trip, or if you've blown it and had a complete debauch on the plane?" she said.

Prior to that Belgium had been without a stable government for nine months, following the inconclusive result of the June 2007 general election.Mr Leterme's decision to stand down is a tacit acknowledgement of his coalition's failure to reach a consensus on the future steps to implement devolution reforms ahead of a self-imposed deadline of July 15th.

Brazil have sacked head coach Mano Menezes as they seek to implement "new methods" ahead of the 2014 World Cup on home soil.

10. (SBU) The Indian government made substantial progress on implementing commercial cooperation ahead of PM Singh's visit to Washington, though some important hurdles remain.

Nonetheless, he achieved much in his six months in charge: he implemented Oslo II ahead of schedule, assuaged the religious right, bolstered the economy and co-operated with Arafat over the first-ever Palestinian elections.