Sentence examples for implemented everyone from inspiring English sources

What's more, if a store chooses to ignore these technologies, consumers won't get the service they need so once the technology is implemented, everyone will have to have it.

And now you find: it's been implemented, everyone is working according to it but now you have to drop some anchors so you can indeed fix a line now and then.

He said: "As you will appreciate, given the large number of casual staff engaged by the company, such a change cannot be implemented for everyone overnight.

"None of this can be implemented unless everyone is on the same page in terms of the zoning, redevelopment and economic development objectives," Mr. Aliano said.

The retailer has told workers that plans to move them to a contract with a guaranteed minimum of 12 hours a week "cannot be implemented for everyone overnight" due to the number of casual staff at the company.

But: participants in the working group agreed that there should be a mandatory video codec for WebRTC, meaning that the same video format would be implemented by everyone who was going to use the new standard – not necessarily to use it every time someone does a video chat, but to always have one codec to fall back to that works with every browser and every device.

"I want to see that excellent service implemented for everyone and that means two things: it means we have got to put more money into the NHS, and we are putting the money in, but it also means we have got to reform the NHS". Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has been widely criticised for his handling of the flagship bill, which Mr Cameron was forced to "pause" last year after the fierce backlash.

The fact that only two projects (12.5%) have been designed by the whole school community is a serious shortcoming because good health promotion projects consist of actions that are continuously determined and implemented by everyone involved (Rowling 2003).

One answer to this is to say that social justice demands that principles of justice be public in the sense that they involve principles that can be shown to be implemented to everyone who is reasonably conscientious and aware of some basic facts of political life (such as disagreement, fallibility and cognitive bias).

One participant argued: "If these (interventions) are the national policy, they should be implemented to everyone not only the high risk groups.

In addition to the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Austin, Apple says there are seven other institutions across the country that are implementing the Everyone Can Code curriculum.