Sentence examples for implementing that today from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pistole said it was "a pragmatic issue" and asked, "The question is, Are the carriers capable of implementing that today?" Mr. Levin said he did not understand the "practical problems" in making the change.

While Rydahl said that this acquisition was completely unrelated to Siri (it happened about a year later), he also added that, under the terms of that deal, he would not and could not talk about how and if Apple implements that technology today.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement began to implement that policy earlier this month, and immigration attorneys said they have seen an uptick in families being freed over the past two weeks.

It implemented that policy last week by buying foreign exchange and corporate bonds, rather than government debt as in Britain, but the net result was the same.

The Dodgers implemented that structure last year.

With respect to the second objective, the study compiled information on all policies and programs implemented since 1990 that have directly or indirectly attempted to reduce neonatal mortality.

As such, changes in community mortality with implementation of iCCM cannot be generalized to the entire country, but rather only to the 15 districts that implemented iCCM in 2010 and 2011.

If we were to look at finance as an industry we could actually learn from, we must start implementing formal summer programs that provide real learning opportunities to the right candidates.

With the Powerset acquisition and schemes such as Live Search Cashback, Microsoft has recognized that they can't take Google on head-on, but that they must plan and implement today technologies that are a step ahead of their competitors.

Ms. Pillay noted that implementing the 2001 plan had suffered setbacks because of increased migration, terrorism and measures used to fight it.

The Polish Chamber of Commerce has estimated that implementing the 2050 road map would triple or quadruple energy prices after 2020 and cause the country's GDP to fall between 5%-11% per year by 2030.