Sentence examples for is due to implementing from inspiring English sources

It is likely that the observed increase in relative frequency of norovirus gastroenteritis cases is due to implementing a rotavirus vaccination in Polish infants since the 2006 2007 epidemic season.

However, the committee found that the Met, which is due to implement a new ICT strategy later in the year, understands the scale of the challenge it faces.

One of the areas was due to implement water fluoridation and is termed the pre-fluoridation site.

An opt-out system is due to be implemented in 2012.

On November 1st a new European rule called MiFID (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive) is due to be implemented.

Given the scale and ambition of the scheme, it is perhaps not surprising that, with just one year to go before it is due to be implemented in every state primary and secondary school in England, there are still enormous holes in the provision.

The overhauled curriculum is due to be implemented in 2014.

The games tax relief initiative was introduced in the March 2012 budget and is due to be implemented next month.

The ASEAN countries have a free-trade and mutual recognition agreement for the movement of health care professionals that is due to be implemented shortly.

This is due to many organisations implementing formal procedures typically after three absences within a twelve month period, ranging from formal interviews to suspension of sick pay [ 20].

It is due to start being implemented from early October.