Sentence examples for implement over the next from inspiring English sources

State Grid and China Southern Grid have prepared smart grid initiatives that they will implement over the next 10 to 20 years.

Once the change is fully in effect, which Biyani says he hopes to implement over the next 90 days, Sprig will be able to provide its servers with ongoing training and development, and reward its top performers and most tenured servers with stock option grants.

The "My Beijing" wireless network, as it is to be called, is backed by three of the country's largest telecom companies, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom, and will provide 2Mbps broadband WiFi to approximately 60percentt of Beijing through some 90,000 access points that the municipal government plans implement over the next few years, according to China.org.org

If implemented Kershaw's proposals, which would cost £1.1bn to implement over the next 36 years, would lead to a major reorganisation of emergency care, childbirth and elective surgery in south-east London and Kent.

While safety beckons for Bell's side, it remains to be seen what changes he looks to implement over the winter with their victory in the Royal London Cup last Saturday not masking what has been an underwhelming campaign for a club who, on paper at least, should not have been flirting with the drop in the first place.

Officials believe that up to two million people will be better off as a result of the changes, which will cost an estimated £2bn to implement over the next four years.

The management team is experienced in executing IPOs and he said they have a plan to be IPO-ready that they will implement over the second half of the year.

"This change will be managed through a phased process in consultation with employees and implemented over the next financial year until June 2014.

"We are considering the next round of budget reductions to be implemented over the summer, and it is quite possible the further work force reductions will be needed to close our gap," Dr. Rowe said.

"A 5% staff reduction implemented over the past several quarters was key to this performance," he wrote.

This does not require legislation, and could be implemented over the next six months.