Sentence examples for implementation had to from inspiring English sources
In this two-layered atmosphere, 'democracy' was conceptualized under the influence of 'federalist intellectual paradigm' but its implementation had to be achieved in the nation-state paradigm.
The unexpectedly large numbers of applicants (more than 10,000) caused long delays in all of the bureaucratic procedures, and the program implementation had to be postponed.
Although conceptual IT-SOFC designs were available in the early 1960s, their implementation had to await a much better understanding of various topics including: selection of optimal dopant type and concentration for solid electrolytes; the influence of microstructure on ionic conduction in ceramics; and the mechanism of oxygen ion formation and injection into solid electrolytes.
Thus the initial random allocation to early and delayed implementation had to be modified.
The participants said that such methods could work, but their implementation had to be solid, quick, and not cause any additional clutter for the user.
Implementation had to refer to efforts which used change strategies to promote use of evidence-based practices or programs [ 29] Implementation of the CCM had to occur in primary care, which is defined as integrated and accessible healthcare, delivered in the context of family and community [ 30].
In order to achieve real-time performance, the implementation has to be efficiently mapped to the target architecture.
The best implementation has to be Google with Instant turned on, because it allows you to search without hitting the keyboard at all.
Its design and implementation have to meet the objectives of medical and economical evaluation, especially risk management objectives.
