Sentence examples for implement near from inspiring English sources

Muji nail clippers (£3.95) are a perfect example: I've used them for more than 10 years and won't let any other sharp implement near my nail tips (I even take them to nail bars).

Initiative 594, which passed, will implement near universal background checks in Washington, applying them to most sales and transfers, whether those firearms are bought at a gun show or online or traded privately between individuals.

The city's passage of the Health Care Security Ordinance HCSOO) in 2006 represented an attempt to implement near-universal health care throughout San Francisco and reaffirmed the city's commitment to vulnerable people.

Designing and implementing near-optimal reserve prices for these wGSP auctions are naturally important problems for both academia and industry.

Power management can also be done on the "demand side" by implementing near-realtime pricing to end-users Some storage or backup/peaking power generation will still be needed.

Opinions were sought about the feasibility of implementing near-miss reviews in India, the processes to be followed, factors that made implementation successful and the associated challenges.

Written notes of the responses were taken.> Opinions were sought from the experts about the feasibility of implementing near-miss reviews in India, the processes to be followed, factors that make implementation successful and the associated challenges.

Small-scale land reform was implemented near Manfredonia in Puglia in 1806 and was followed by a series of projects to reclaim marshland and improve drainage.

Our results showed that fuel treatments implemented near the existing road network were significantly more efficient than the other alternatives, and this difference was amplified at the highest wind speed.

In one such project implemented near Alexandria, the Egyptian government has aimed to encourage food production and divert job seekers from overcrowded urban areas by offering graduates of universities and other institutes of higher education parcels of reclaimed land, which they are able to purchase using long-term loans.

A cooling housing market where prices stabilise or even fall a little, was a key aspect of the RBA decision to leave interest rates relatively high since about 2013 when the rest of the industrialised world was implementing near zero interest rates.