Sentence examples for implement so from inspiring English sources

Annie was concerned about the original engineering design context of the co-written curriculum when it came time to implement, so she adjusted the context for her implementation, recognizing that she "wouldn't have been able to sustain it [the zombie context]." Instead, she used a theme related to the reality show Survivor that she felt successfully engaged students.

It should also not have been required to implement so much debilitating and self-defeating austerity.

The proposed algorithm is concise and easy to implement, so it is quite suitable for engineering applications.

"We took power to implement so many of the ideals that the U.N. stands for," she said.

"We are united and whenever we have training, we come as a group, after which everyone goes back to implement so that benefits accrue for individuals.

But such surveys are complex and expensive to implement, so they are conducted infrequently and with modest-sized samples, with results released after substantial time lags.

"Some claim that the best way to protect the freedom of religion is to implement so-called anti-defamation policies...

Boards should implement so-called claw-back provisions allowing firms to recoup bonuses that bankers lost in risky bets.

A lot of companies implement so-called "360 degree review" schemes, but in most companies these are shams.

But as Mariko Oi reports, there are lessons to be learned from the Japanese, who were the first to implement so-called "quantitative easing" programmes.

The new report lays out how regional planning bodies would develop and implement so-called "marine spatial plans" using an ecosystem-based approach that considers cumulative impacts.