Sentence examples for implement suggested from inspiring English sources

"Very difficult to implement," suggested Nikita Simonyan, vice president of the Russian Football Union.

The outcome of the first workshop is the development of an action plan on how to implement suggested solutions.

It may be followed by a brief summary of the analysis presented in the body of the essay and end with suggestions for where further research should be directed or how the reader should implement suggested solutions.

The components of the intervention are inexpensive and relatively simple to implement, suggesting that the programme could be incorporated into routine podiatry practice or multidisciplinary falls prevention clinics.

Moreover, some (effective) intervention strategies, including sit-to-stand workstations and face-to-face sessions are costly to implement, suggesting that inexpensive alternative strategies are warranted.

While theoretical work suggests that the former transition would indeed require several mutations [ 73], both theoretical [ 73] and experimental work [ 74- 76] indicate that XOR logic is exceedingly difficult to implement, suggesting that the latter transition would require a greater number of mutations.

Each facility then worked on implementing suggested solutions, developing time lines for implementation and setting targets for improvement.

After implementing suggested changes to the curriculum, the revised materials were sent to ten external scientific reviewers, as well as multiple reviewers within NIH.

The variation observed in the way supervision was implemented suggested that these activities cannot be understood as a checklist of techniques.

We found that the performance of adaptation measures strongly depended on the considered climate and urban development scenario and the other implementation measures implemented, suggesting that adaptive strategies are preferable over one-off investments.

The tremendous program of cost-cutting Wagoner has implemented suggests that GM may know how to deal with its problems.