Sentence examples for implement or otherwise from inspiring English sources

An earlier appropriations bill amendment by Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX) proposed cutting the agency's water off by "prohibit[ing] the FCC from using any appropriated funds to adopt, implement or otherwise litigate any network neutrality based rules, protocols or standards".

But it's also arguable that it's better to have the possibility out in the open in order to either implement countermeasures or otherwise allow people to prepare themselves for it.

The central nervous system, which otherwise sustains my reinforcement history, contains systems or neurocomputational sub-systems that implement or encode whatever representational content the environment has for me.

If Yale fails to fully implement the agreement or otherwise does not comply with Title IX, OCR will take appropriate action, including enforcement action that could result in the termination of Federal funds to the institution.

This tech likely isn't as easy as it sounds to implement, since otherwise we'd have seen it used already in iPhone and iPad models released to date.

The Mayor and the City Council would have to agree on the duties of the poet laureate and give the position power to implement them, otherwise it would be simply an honorific appointment.

Michelle Basco, a maritime lawyer whose family is also into the shipping business, said the government is hard put to strictly enforce maritime regulations because "shipping is very capital intensive and the government cannot really strictly implement standards because otherwise nobody will invest or operate these ferries".

Laws are not implemented or abusers prosecuted.

In [10] the authors used Sobolev norm instead of the standard inner-product-based L2 norm and showed that this norm allows new energies to implement otherwise considered infeasible.

If you invest in learning how to do something for your business make sure that you take action and implement otherwise that is wasted money.

This may mean, for example, studying interventions implemented within otherwise unaltered restaurant or shop environments in which participants are able to freely select and consume from a typically wide range of products and over a number of weeks or months.