Sentence examples for implementing a common from inspiring English sources
Further, 44 states are in the process of implementing a common set of standards for K-12 reading and math, known as the Common Core, that are aimed at making students college ready.
We have no inhibitions about pooling intelligence, setting up joint police investigation teams and implementing a common arrest warrant.
Mr Jenkins said in a statement: "2013 has been a year of considerable positive change for Barclays, and I am particularly proud of the progress we have made in starting to rebuild trust, in defining and implementing a common culture, in repositioning the business for the future, and in significantly improving our balance sheet.
He points to the WIN Consortium, or Worldwide Innovative Networking in personalized cancer medicine, a group of 22 cancer centers worldwide that will be implementing a common system for gathering microarray data from all their patients, which should enable them to track patients over time and divide data into subpopulations.
We demonstrate that an incorrect interface is a major security threat and show the use of the formal method B in guaranteeing simple safety properties of the voting interface of a voting machine implementing a common variation of the single transferable vote (STV) election process.
Do you see any drawbacks to implementing a common structure for NC bylaws?
It wouldn't work unless EU members implement a common asylum policy, and unless a significant number of refugees are resettled rather than a token 10,000.
An invitation to tender issued by the trusts in June last year set out their intention to procure and implement a common technology platform with integrated clinical and hospital management systems.
Prosecutor Dermot Groome said Mladic and other Bosnian Serbs had divided the territory of the former Yugoslavia along ethnic lines and implemented a common plan to exterminate non-Serbs.
Alexander Smolar, director of the Stefan Batory Foundation, a study group in Warsaw that promotes open democratic governments, said the gas negotiations with Russia were a test case for the Union's ability to implement a common energy policy.
