Sentence examples similar to is setting out to implement from inspiring English sources

Ian Gallagher, from the Freight Transport Association, said: "I don't think Bristol will actually achieve what it's setting out to do by implementing a low emission zone.

And in his new position, he's setting out to emulate the austerity policies Ireland implemented after its bubble burst.

What I found in these companies some very large firms, like Microsoft, Ericsson and Barclays, and some quite small firms, like Menlo Innovations and Vistaprint is that they are indeed setting out to implement Agile in a serious way it across the whole organization.

Simple to implement test-sequences are set out to avoid errors.

So the functionality we set out to implement is there.

It is hard to imagine that the independents, crossover Republicans and moderate Democrats who voted for Obama would be stunned if the man named the most liberal Senator set out to implement policies that are, well, liberal.

He claims that precisely because the man in the Chinese room sets out to implement the steps in the computer program, he is not implementing the steps in the computer program.

Glendale City Councilman Ara Najarian has been elected to lead the San Fernando Valley Council of Governments as the nascent coalition sets out to implement its agenda.

Together, they set out to implement Konte's plans.

By contrast, Echelon set out to implement a distributed control architecture.

Permit requirements are set out in greater detail in the 1986 Implementing Regulations of the Forestry Law of the People's Republic of China.