Sentence examples for in time to implement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patrick, who took office just in time to implement the health care overhaul here, also has submitted a bill to allow state regulation of the fees that hospitals and doctors command from insurers.

Navdeep Bains, minister of innovation, science and economic development, said that the decision was made in time to implement the mandatory census in May 2016.

Rather than calling on the dictator to step down, she encouraged him to take more responsible leadership, saying, "We believe strongly that the Egyptian government has an important opportunity at this moment in time to implement political, economic and social reforms to respond to the legitimate needs and interests of the Egyptian people".

In addition, participants noted budget constraints (10%), disinterest by students (12.8%), apathy on the part of their colleagues (28%), and difficulty in finding time to implement - either in the preexisting curriculum or their own schedules (20.5%).

If ccems can automatically analyze new RNR data as it arrives, it could find uses in sequential experimental designs [ 32] where the chip conditions of the next measurements are determined in real time to implement efficient 5-D sampling strategies.

Moneyval said that "a very wide range of legislative and other measures have been taken in a short time" to implement recommendations it made last year.

This would give the caretaker government in Rome the time to implement an economic strategy, and also allow Brussels to assemble a convincing firewall to prevent the crisis spreading.

Because changes in technological literacy take time to implement, researchers in mHealth will need to develop systems that enhance participant privacy.

Therefore, acting as an agent of gearing social innovation, BRAC institutionalizes the idea of a boat school in a short span of time to implement it in a real context (Mulgan et al. 2007).

It was thought the elections should be held in September to allow time to implement the measures.

The Sudanese ambassador, Elfatih Mohamed Ahmed Erwa, said that he was "overwhelmed with sorrow and sadness over the hasty resolution" and that it came at a time when his government "is in a race for time to implement its agreement with the United Nations".