Sentence examples for implementation but also from inspiring English sources

We hope that it will prompt the United Nations into action not only for its implementation but also to help restart negotiations toward a comprehensive settlement.

In particular, Taylor's approximation method is exploited to reduce not only the numerical complexity for real-time implementation but also the conservatism of the results.

Therein lies his Presidency's claim to greatness, and its pathos: not just the political bloodshed, the flawed rollout, and the uncertain implementation but also the sense — which Obama perhaps shares — that he should have achieved even more.

Therein lies his Presidency's claim to greatness, and its pathos: not just the political bloodshed, the flawed rollout, and the uncertain implementation but also the sense which Obama perhaps shares that he should have achieved even more.

The technique is known for over 20 years, but has recently received more attention due to the development of new materials for its implementation, but also because it seems ideally suited to specific product capture at large scale.

For these products, the challenge to live up to the standards of drug development arises, not only with respect to practical implementation but also with respect to legislation and ethics.

The very recent advances of graphics processing unit (GPU) provide not only highly favorable performance for GPU enabled MD programs compared with CPU implementations but also an opportunity to manage with the computing power and memory demanding nature imposed on computer hardware by ReaxFF MD.

Any increase in funding should be tied to programs adopting what is known from sound research and from successful implementations, but also should be made with an eye toward continuing to learn what works and for whom since this is still highly uncertain.

While the CFIR is relatively new, it is considered a useful tool not only for understanding implementation itself, but also for ensuring more effective implementations [ 20].

The few HIS assessments that have been carried out in the developing world have demonstrated usefulness in not only highlighting HIS implementation challenges, but also in pointing the way towards implementation improvement measures [ 9– 12].

In fact, most often success depends not only on tailoring the intervention to the implementation context, but also on adjusting the local context to optimize the implementation [ 16, 37].