Sentence examples for implementing new requirements from inspiring English sources

Among other steps, we are investing in strategies and tools for detecting and addressing bias in AI systems and implementing new requirements established by the GDPR.

After years of debating, petitioning, rule-making, and outright stalling, this week the federal government is finally implementing new requirements for testing E. coli in ground beef.

A better solution would be to scrap Dodd/Corker and address this issue through reconciliation, creating the CFPA while implementing new requirements for dangerously large institutions.

BLM suspended the sales program in April 2005 and resumed them in May 2005 after implementing new requirements to deter buyers from slaughtering the animals.

This month, California enacted a law requiring the state's pharmacy board to implement new requirements for clear prescription labeling by 2011, and to "consider" the needs of non-English speakers.

Last year, D.C. Council Chairman Vincent C. Gray (D) pushed the council to implement new requirements that organizations have nonprofit status to receive city dollars.

The bulk of issues was seen in the next two activities, which are about changes to the system: changing the code to implement new requirements, and refactoring.

We implemented new requirements for any advertiser purchasing election ads on Google in the U.S. these advertisers now have to provide a government-issued ID and other key information that confirms they are a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, as required by law.

"In Michigan or Ohio, they grew so rapidly [that] by the time the authorizers realized things weren't going well, it was hard to implement new requirements on the schools to get them to be more accountable," he said.

In light of this goal, the city has implemented new requirements and support programs that align with this comprehensive pathway, including almost 100 "low- and medium- difficulty" energy conservation measures (ECMs) designed to reduce building-based GHG emissions cost-effectively.

Among the accomplishments of the session were raising the state's minimum wage to $7.25 per hour, increasing the speed limit on major state highways to 70 mph, and implementing new safety requirements for social workers and coal miners.