Sentence examples for implementation of true from inspiring English sources

A key element in Mr. de Blasio's platform is an expanded education budget and the implementation of true universal prekindergarten paid for through a tax on households making more than $500,000 a year.

Three political benchmarks will determine if the recovery has legs: the implementation of true federalism with semi-autonomous regions such as Somaliland and Puntland; the adoption of a new constitution; and the holding of national elections in 2016.

The objective was to create a detailed topographical surface free of artificial features and topographical artefacts, in the form of a DEM, visualizing the natural and current topography through the implementation of true ground points only.

Limited public resources in transportation and other infrastructure may further limit the implementation of true first-responder EMS systems.

Despite of what it might seem obvious to most people, the industry still lacks the implementation of "true QbD" methodologies that start with the design of the product itself.

We addressed these problems with an implementation of a true point-to-multipoint connection using UDP multicast.

First, there are some intrinsic constraints in the software and hardware that do not permit the implementation of a true retrospective gating with 3D-cine sequence on commercially available systems, as extensively explained in a previous technical paper [16].

Thus, the implementation of a true patient safety culture in primary health services must be one of the main challenges faced in the immediate future, where training will play a key role.

Then they presented the first true implementation of such system that includes smartphones to upload, download and share client's documents.

True implementation of the 2015 World Anti-Doping Code will depend largely on the ability to align thinking around these core concepts and strategies.

This would allow fair comparisons between the EU countries with the confidence that the surveys' results do not reflect the effect of artefacts, for example differences in the implementation of the surveys, but true differences in the underlying prevalence of scrapie between countries.