Sentence examples for implementation and it would from inspiring English sources

Shorten said he believed "complementary safeguards" could be formulated without delaying the agreement's timely implementation, and it would be best to find a bipartisan approach.

The programme would begin implementation in 2005 and it would take 6 years (up to 2010) before we reach the 10% goal.

The CCHF would have several advantages: it would pool financial resources from the community, it would make planning and implementation easier, it would increase risk pooling across different socio-economic groups (especially those from informal sectors) and it would eliminate adverse selection.

Additionally, without accessing to the internals of the decision tree and AdaBoost implementation, it would be impossible to implement our importance estimation calculation.

If Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp would roll out such an open virtual assistant implementation it would be Google's and Apple's worst nightmare.

One look made clear that there would be serious implementation problems and that it would be impossible to complete within the time allotted.

The hands-off approach to program formulation and implementation, it was argued, would mean that the GFATM would have no agenda of its own; aid-recipient countries would be able (through their representation on the review panel) to set their own priorities.

In general, the school nurses supported the implementation, and they believed that it would decrease inequalities between families of different socioeconomic status [ 9].

In the statement, India said that after it had evaluated implementation of the pledge, it would "respond appropriately and positively".

It would also provide guidance for implementation and practice outcomes.

It would allow the implementation of adaptive corrections.