Sentence examples for implementation according to the from inspiring English sources

Boles will also be responsible for equal marriage implementation, according to the prime minister.

Completed SF152s get sent to Room 2218 at General Services Administration headquarters in Washington -- ideally, 60 days "prior to planned implementation," according to the booklet.

"Both sides emphasized their commitment to implementation according to the phases of the road map," Miri Eisin, a spokeswoman for Mr. Olmert, told reporters after the meeting.

Sixth, begin the immediate withdrawal of the occupation forces to where they were before Sept. 28, 2000 and to implement the road map plan to quickly send the international monitors to supervise its implementation according to the international legitimate resolutions and to establish a just and lasting and comprehensive peace in the area.

Thus, one task may have multiple-choice in hardware implementation according to the available hardware areas.

The reconfiguration process is thereby applied to optimize system implementation according to the applications requirements on power consumption and performance.

With the optimal network pre-implementation according to the sector splitting scheme, sub-optimization can be achieved in each divided beacon clusters.

Alternatively, one could adopt an assessor-relativist implementation, according to which the truth-conditions of justification attributions are relativized to contexts of assessment (cf. MacFarlane 2005).

Interviews were re-conducted and participants were asked to highlight factors that may help or constrain the implementation according to their knowledge of the Moroccan context.

He already has something like 600 pages of policy ready for implementation according to Jay Jacobs, head of the New York State Democratic Party.

Massively expanding the Green Collar sector, starting with the renovation of homes, could be funded by new, targeted quantitative easing – an innovative spending tool that avoids conventional government borrowing and holds no technical barriers to implementation according to Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England.