Sentence examples for implement live from inspiring English sources

Hence the intent of this approach to implement live migration of VM's including the local persistent state.

Service Cloud 3 will give companies the ability to implement live chat between agents and customers (courtesy of the company's Activa Live acquisition last Fall).

But Olark's co-founder, Ben Congleton says the beauty of Olark's widget and short link service is in its extreme simplicity, allowing even a non-tech savvy site owner to be able to implement live chat on a site easily.

It is hard to draw general conclusions on the effectiveness of live vs. distance learning given the large number of possibilities to implement live and distance learning [ 2].

Meanwhile, the Face the Difference report from the Fair Pay Network showed that none of the major supermarkets have seen fit to implement living wage policies for their lowest-paid staff, even though remuneration packages for top executives continue to run into millions of pounds.

Such studies became possible once a sufficient number of U.S. cities implemented living wage laws.

This study uses "before-and-after" comparisons of labor market outcomes in U.S. cities that implemented living wage laws and cities that did not.

Nonetheless, they should be informed by evidence from the experience of other cities that have implemented living wage laws, rather than relying on assumed behavioral responses that could be chosen in a way that dictates the findings.

17 This quote is at odds with Pollin et al.'s claim (in a book of which Luce is a co-author) that "the findings that city administrations have applied the living wage business-assistance clauses to few, if any, firms, is consistent with Luce's (2004) extensive study on the successes and pitfalls of implementing living wage ordinances" (2008, p. 246).

Cities across the United States have already implemented living wage laws, including Pittsburgh and San Francisco.

ALEC has been at the forefront of attacking state minimum wage laws, blocking cities from implementing living wage laws, and leading efforts to privatize government services in order to turn them over to non-union for-profit contractors.