Sentence examples for implement broader from inspiring English sources
The latest revelations could serve as a pretext to toughen existing rules further and force social media companies to implement broader changes worldwide.
As an exploratory first step, the results of this study would allow us to design and implement broader research into cloud computing risk management in Switzerland.
"Is this very negative messaging an encouragement to Arab nations to implement broader rights protections, or will it have a more negative backlash effect?" The mural is expected to remain "until defaced," according to a news release from Birthright Israel.
The in-person jamboree discussions were therefore an opportunity to implement broader changes to better represent the biological processes as they related to COPD.
Thus, the activity of other organizations to implement broader capacity building efforts, such as the establishment of National Immunization Technical Advisory Groups (NITAGs) [ 34], will remain critical and can be complemented by the work of PDPs.
"And it's why Rotary's PolioPlus Committees in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Nigeria are looking at ways to lead and implement broader development projects that not only help end polio, but help communities climb the development ladder over the long-term.
In essence, capping tuition increases would force the Legislature and other participants in the process to make hard choices: hold the line on salary increases, allocate more money, cut funding for useful projects or implement broad-based administrative consolidation to cut costs.
Governments have a restricted range of tools, or policy levers, at their disposal to implement broad scale health reforms [ 20– 23].
In the future, we will implement broad fluxomic approaches (e.g. C-metabolic flux analysis) in MicrobesFlux to improve the accuracy and predictive power of the drafted metabolic models.
Our correspondent says the White House wants a show of unity from the US and Europe, but there is little consensus within the EU at the moment for implementing broader economic sanctions against Russia.
Vice President Mike Pence and White House officials were dispatched to pressure Tillis, however, and he eventually fell in line behind Trump, arguing that he got an agreement from the White House to work on implementing broader limits to presidential emergency powers rules.
