Sentence examples similar to just as with every implementation from inspiring English sources

But, again, context means just as much as coordination and implementation.

It is just as important to monitor the implementation of laws as it is to pass good laws.

Not every household cleaner is just as good as every other.

In justice, just as much as in literature, every sentence finishes, eventually, with a full stop.

Just as important as communicating with patients.

But the South's implementation of "biracialism" could just as well be labeled "bi-racialism" -- with a hyphenated emphasis on racial divisions of power, race-sensitive deliberations of policy, and sometimes dualistic programs for whites and blacks.

And just as with money, in cybersecurity, every person and every business will have different levels of risk tolerance.

Whatever the type of agreement, implementation is just as important as design.

It's just the same grind, the same disappointment every time, with one lot just as bad as the other.

However, as this is a complex and hardly predictable task that is fraught with challenges, a collaborative and monitored long-term implementation strategy seems just as relevant as the innovative approach to crisis.

WASHINGTON, May 21 (Reuters) - With the White House already reeling from three major controversies, some Republican lawmakers are zeroing in on what they perceive is another possible scandal tied to President Barack Obama's landmark health reform law just as it nears implementation.