Sentence examples for implement while from inspiring English sources

Those opposed to the juvenile crime initiative said it would cost billions of dollars to implement, while failing to budget a single dollar for prevention.

Mr. Dunne said that some of the recommendations could take years to implement, while others would require only weeks or months.

The party's co-leader Dr Clive Peedell said: "The Coalition's NHS reforms will transform a cost-effective public system of health care into one that will be more expensive, inefficient and unequal, wasting billions of pounds of tax payers' money to implement while making patient care worse and corroding public trust in the NHS.

Local governors whose prefectures host nuclear power plants also complain about the strategy.For the time being, the government's policy appears to be to pay lip service to a phase-out that it is too timid to implement, while also scrambling for alternative sources of energy.

In the case, the controller resides on the implement while the actuators are in the tractor.

Altering the computational stencil is more physically accurate but is difficult to implement while maintaining charge conservation in the code.

On the other hand, a reduction in RTB/HIV is expected if a scale-up in TB control programs is implemented while HIV programs remained at comparable implementation levels.

The first task demands assessment before a market intervention has been implemented, while the second calls for assessment after intervention implementation.

Meanwhile, the national insurance increase announced by Alistair Darling is being largely implemented while capital gains tax – owing to pressure from the Liberal Democrats – is being raised to 28%.

And both French and Russian companies have been striking oil deals with Mr Hussein's regime, although agreements cannot be implemented while Iraq remains under UN sanctions.

He inherits a department where most of the Conservative government's law-and-order agenda has already been implemented while leaving one where difficult spending cuts lie ahead.