Sentence examples for likely implement from inspiring English sources

But don't expect a kickboxing match like the previous encounter, as both athletes will likely implement more of a ground approach.

Rather, he said, as the rules come into effect during 2016, states would likely implement a carbon price which would allow emissions trading.

The memo from the US embassy in Damascus to Washington says that "they and other countries will likely implement their own bans" similar to that adopted by the Arab states.

Malaysia, Iran, Pakistan and Indonesia showed support (via the OIC) for the boycott, and they and other countries will likely implement their own bans following the ALBO format, Ajami speculated.

It's not a major feature, and is one that Qik and its competitors could likely implement without much trouble (Update: Qik actually does have it).

These uncertainties would inevitably affect calculations in forest area change rate and its variation associated with protection status because various owners likely implement different strategies in managing their forestlands[26 28].

In northwest Colombia, recent studies in the Medellín-Porce Medellín-Porce River Basinoccupations of haven grevealedat altered troccupationssts frof thumaneistocene–Holocene transition (10,000 BP) onward, and that likely implemented small-scale cultivation of wild and domesticated plants from the end of the early Holocene (8000 BP) until the end of the middle Holocene (3000 BP).

Face-selective responses in the OFA most likely implemented this gating.

Because Fj is known to phosphorylate Ds cadherin domains, its effects are most likely implemented via changes in the mutual binding affinity of Ft and Ds.

Thus, it is suggested that children and adolescents with TS gain control over their tics through the development of compensatory self-regulation mechanisms, most likely implemented within neural circuits linking prefrontal cortex with primary and secondary motor regions [ 1 6].

Students were asked to respond to each question by rating their opinion on a Likert scale from 1 (least: not useful at all, not at all likely to implement) to 5 (most: extremely useful, highly likely to implement).