Sentence examples for implemented from the start from inspiring English sources

Privacy by Design is one example of a process which when implemented from the start of a project, at the design stage of a technology, can bring improvements in this area.

Championship clubs have agreed a new set of Financial Fair Play FFPP) regulations to be implemented from the start of the 2016/17 season.

While a two-state solution might have worked for awhile had it been implemented from the start, the Israeli's continuation of the West Bank and their "settlements" have pushed the situation to the point that either the two antagonists learn to live together or else end up destroying each other.

Our sensitivity analysis illustrates that it has a large effect on the incremental cost of implementing from the start, or switching to biannual treatment.

George used routines for discussion that he implemented from the very start of the semester to help students get comfortable interacting with each other.

Moreover, providing options of simplified medical abortion should be implemented already from the start, allowing the woman an active role in the abortion care and decreasing the workload of the health care providers.

Engaging the ministry of health and other implementing partners from the start in the process of garnering support for KMC assists in mobilizing buy in and resources and ensuring KMC is on district agendas and budgets when scale up commences.

Interventions were implemented at the start of the outbreak.

I know it was not easy, but if Parliament adopts it without amendment, as your rapporteur proposes, then the programme can be implemented on time from the start of 2007.

Due to the important nature of the information contained in documentation and to the complexity and the number of parties involved in a well test operation, it is essential to implement document controls from the start of planning.

As Oberlander and two co-authors reported in a second article, Republican politicians who decided not to implement the ACA from the start were making a dangerous bet: They assumed the law would be overturned by the Supreme Court, and therefore that it was safe to treat the measure "as if it did not exist". .