Sentence examples for implementation remains to be seen from inspiring English sources

After the last week, the legalization of medical marijuana in Australia seems inevitable, although the timeframe and specific path of its implementation remains to be seen.

"For instance, if someone is found drinking before 5pm, they are supposed to be arrested and punished – but effective implementation of these bylaws remains to be seen," says Amref's Dr Susan Wandera.

"Dodd Frank has tried to equip regulators with more tools, but there's so much push back from the financial industry that what emerges in the implementation of those regulations remains to be seen," said Raghuram Rajan, an economist and finance professor at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, and a former chief economist at the IMF.

Whether or not the Washington Post's implementation of Predictify will be popular remains to be seen, but for now it's a big score for the service.

As we have not provided an implementation of a haplotype phasing algorithm it remains to be seen if our proposed algorithm is practical and effective.

It remains to be seen, however, whether current screening instruments fulfil the criteria for large-scale implementation [ 41].

Whether Capita's determination to have a sensitive approach in its implementation of the Department for Work and Pensions contract will be enough to quell the mounting anxiety about PIP remains to be seen.

"It remains to be seen if a considerable number of US businesses will go through the expensive and somewhat complicated implementation procedure, if there is a high likeliness of legal challenges to the Privacy Shield system.

That remains to be seen.

In others, it remains to be seen.

Whether France does remains to be seen.