Sentence examples for long time implemented from inspiring English sources

In this regard, the WHO has for a long time implemented a virological surveillance system.

It took a long time to implement a limited version and the project manager in charge was was pretty much driven out of City Hall without Mosaic ever really being fully implemented, as I recall.

"It takes a long time to implement change in education.

But these could take a long time to implement.

But clean-tech projects like intelligent grids and broadband take a long time to implement.

That isn't likely because it would take a long time to implement, and because everybody wants to make money out of DRM.

Manufacturing companies, the traditional foundation of a 20th century economy, plan in terms of big projects that take a long time to implement and require a lot of preparation.

With smart technology projects often taking a long time to implement, Aoun said it is rare to find a politician who is willing to embark on this journey, knowing that they will not be around to cut the ribbon".

Turkey was angered when the tide shifted from imminent military action to diplomacy, Mr. Stein said, because the chemical weapons pact suggests that Mr. Assad "will be around a long time to implement the deal".

But the regulations have taken a long time to implement because pachinko and pachislot machines must be relicensed only every three years—so the big jackpots will survive until July 2007.

Secondly, this project will probably take a long time to implement.