Sentence examples for implemented ultimately from inspiring English sources

Some of that is about design of systems and some of that is about how a system is implemented, ultimately the benefit has to be at the core of what is being put in place.

"Throughout this process, the president has repeatedly pushed and prodded not simply for how are we going to get a certain number of troops in, but what has to be implemented ultimately to get them out," Robert Gibbs, the White House spokesman, told reporters.

However, even if these action/response plans will be fully implemented ultimately it is vital to develop new treatment strategies and particularly novel antimicrobials.

This is yet another Tory idea that was chilling when it was suggested, crazy when it was implemented, and ultimately another incompetent waste of time.

Due to the fact that none of the proposed equalizers are able to produce exact MAP estimates of the transmitted coded information, the performance of the Turbo Equalizer in which they are implemented will ultimately be worse than when an optimal MAP equalizer is utilized, due to the performance loss incurred at the output of these suboptimal equalizers.

And crucially he also spells out the need to "design, implement and ultimately exit from unconventional monetary policy measures in a manner that reinforces public confidence".

It should be noted here that there are two significant points need to be addressed when implementing and ultimately deploying such a system.

This explains why many Palestinians view the PA's role primarily as a rubber-stamp institution that implements decisions ultimately made by Israel.

This paper aims to contribute to filling that gap by developing a framework for assessing the interactions between PBF and health systems and for understanding how different ways of designing and implementing PBF ultimately affect the impact of PBF.

English law gives the Secretary of State for Health wide discretion, largely delegated to NHS commissioners who often justify particular commissioning proposals and decisions as being or implementing 'policy', ultimately the government's will.

"History may ultimately be the judge of how that was balanced and ultimately implemented," Mr. Casserly said.