Sentence examples for implement looking from inspiring English sources
"It would cost us a large part of that figure to be able to implement, looking over a period," said Hughes.
A time-dependent model for this parameter is implemented looking for fitting the experimental data of current density with the simulation results.
Scott McClellan, the White House spokesman, said the Bush administration was "reviewing how the policies are being implemented and looking at how we can better balance the need for expertise and experience that some Iraqis have with the need for justice".
"What I want to see happening and what the government is implementing is looking in a thorough way at the whole structure of banks, that's partly about making them safe, it's also about having more effective competition.
Another recent survey by Siemens Enterprise Communications found that 77% of public centre call centres are either already implementing or looking to introduce remote working capabilities, demonstrating public sector organisations are already active in enabling customer service and remote working to reduce costs.
Selection by inspiration is implemented by looking for ideas by randomly viewing images of products or materials.
The paper explains the strategy that was preliminarily devised and eventually implemented by looking for a viable trajectory.
They developed Elvie 'your most personal trainer' that helps women achieve 'inner strength and control' through training their pelvic muscles with an implement that looks remarkably like a sex toy.
With its corrugated side panels and load space designed to carry dirty garden implements it looks as though Daihatsu has re-invented the Citroen Mehari (an obscure, plastic, utility version of the 2CV) for the 21st century.
The councils said since the publication of the Waterhouse report, Lost in Care, significant new statutory legislation and guidance had been implemented for looked after children.
The cross-over design, implemented to look at reversibility of potential GM-effects, proved to be inadequate as the crossing of diet groups in itself caused responses that would obscure possible minor diet effects.
