Sentence examples for implemented which will from inspiring English sources

It will also depend on how effectively it's all implemented, which will in turn raise some political challenges.

Thus, some special processing approaches have to be implemented, which will be discussed in the following sections.

But in most pastoral areas there is still just time for constructive and supportive policies to be devised and to be implemented which will save the people from life as permanent paupers and at the same time save the grazing lands from falling into unproductive degradation.'.

For this purpose a several packages and tools have been implemented which will be presented in the next section in more detail.

If the recruitment cluster fails to fill with newly diagnosed patients (i.e., less than 50 eligible), a third strategy for recruitment will be implemented which will have the remaining program invitation spots randomly selected from a second pool of patients who were contacted through an earlier pre-screen mail out to all diabetic patients on the PCN patient registry.

As Michael Olivas, a law professor and current president of the University of Houston, Downtown who has spent his life defending undocumented students has put it in Inside Higher Ed, sanctuary "has no legal meaning and the admonitions are vague and impossible to implement, which will only frustrate people more".

Now that Kelegian no longer fosters dogs, she is devoting her time to getting stricter spay and neuter laws passed and implemented, which she believes will reduce the number of stray dogs on the streets.

One of the main findings of the study was the mismatch between reported challenges and implemented strategies which will probably lead to further challenges for Nursing Directors in Lebanese hospitals.

The NHS consultation on the proposals asks which of the two options will be simpler and less expensive to implement and which will have the greatest impact.

The E.P.A. estimates that implementing MATS, which will cost power producers around $9 billion annually, will save as many as 11,000 lives per year[5] while significantly reducing asthma attacks, chronic bronchitis and other diseases.

If it can implement them, which will not be easy, Ghana looks set to continue on its upward trajectory, even if some cash ends up in the pockets of politicians.Overall standards of living have risen fast.