Sentence examples for long-term rollout from inspiring English sources
Dii, a company that leads a powerful group of energy and financial companies backing Desertec, has emphasized that it has a long-term rollout plan reaching to 2050, when the current turmoil could be a distant memory.
Comey says that he means to shine a spotlight on what leadership should and shouldn't be, and I hope that's the long-term takeaway of the "Higher Loyalty" rollout and all the hours and miles being devoted to it.
The development and rollout of new standalone long-term care insurance products has been almost non-existent for a decade.
And while there is an appetite for small pilots or campaign-specific initiatives, the progression to full-scale rollouts, holistic overhauls and long-term platforms is slow-going.
Hopefully this relatively straightforward and inexpensive method of thought detection will see a rollout sometime soon in hospitals and long-term care facilities.
The director of that project, Orin Levine, has worked with Wyeth to refine its long-term plans but has focused mainly on laying the groundwork for a rollout in poor countries once competing vaccines are licensed.
In a research note, Cena said his long-term outlook on Motorola remained positive, but added that an aggressive product rollout in mobile phones and the confirmation of the loss of a major customer to rival Nortel Networks nt.
The rollout in the CCG began with an initial workshop organised by the CCG and delivered by the AIM team; the nature of the delegates attending varied depending on the CCG's rollout plan, but usually included key CCG personnel who led telehealth or long-term conditions care, GPs and/or practice managers.
This scheme for the very long-term unemployed is currently being piloted with a small number of jobseekers ahead of a potential national rollout.
Those issues have dramatically delayed the Model 3 rollout, so much so that even ardent fans of the company have begun to wonder about Tesla's long-term viability and Musk's ability to set realistic goals.
