Sentence examples for introducing a pilot program from inspiring English sources
The U.S. Department of the Treasury issued interim regulations introducing a pilot program that implemented certain of FIRRMA's procedural reforms, including a requirement that certain transactions file brief declarations to allow CFIUS to determine within 30 days of filing whether a full review is required.
Furthermore, from early 2009 the MoPH's Department of Health, in collaboration with other organizations, including the Department of Medical Services, has been introducing a pilot program which offers cervical cancer screening, with the operational strategy as recommended by the IHPP-HITAP study, in a number of provinces.
We also recently introduced a pilot program in Spain with British American Tobacco.
He and his team introduced a pilot program to test applications with a small group of customers.
On the health-care front, he introduced a pilot program that allowed Medicaid recipients to select from a range of commercial health-care plans.
In early 2012, Related and the bike-share business Zagster introduced a pilot program at Related's Boston rental, One Back Bay.
Waymo also recently introduced a pilot program in Phoenix in which consumers can apply to hail self-driving Chrysler minivans and Lexuses for free rides around the city.
Last year, the Police Department introduced a pilot program, in which four Manhattan North officers investigate some crashes that don't rise to the level of the Collision Investigation Squad.
The Farmers Services Center, a government agency formed in 2009 to improve farms in the Western Region of Abu Dhabi, introduced a pilot program in 2010 to provide water conservation technology to 1,500 farms.
In 2007 Continental, in partnership with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), introduced a pilot program to allow passengers to receive boarding passes electronically via mobile phone or personal digital assistant (PDA)—the first such initiative by a U.S. airline.
In November the government introduced a pilot program, called Huduma (a Swahili word meaning "service"), to offer fully digitized government services through which Kenyans could register businesses, obtain drivers' licenses, and apply for other government services.
