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The Europa League sending off has resulted in his omission from the Italy squad as manager Prandelli looks to implement a new ethical code.

While safety beckons for Bell's side, it remains to be seen what changes he looks to implement over the winter with their victory in the Royal London Cup last Saturday not masking what has been an underwhelming campaign for a club who, on paper at least, should not have been flirting with the drop in the first place.

South African-based businessman King now at least has options as he looks to implement his strategy to invest in the club.

It would also be beneficial to work with organizations that are looking to implement CPOE/CDS and monitor the steps to full implementation.

They are planning economic reforms with the IMF and have agreed to end subsidies on food and bread and fuel, and are looking to implement it," Wronecka said.

In looking to implement new disciplinary procedures, the FIA appears set to appoint an independent body by the end of the year to handle cases such as Crashgate.

Should Allardyce look to implement a system where a target man leads the attack, Townsend's willingness to put the ball into the box could be very useful.

Mick Gains says his company, Gardien Ltd, is "currently looking to implement a variation on the latest anti-terrorism technology in an effort to reduce garden crime".

The chief executive of the Care Quality Commission, David Behan, said it would look to implement plans for a new Chief Inspector of Hospitals.

Liaise closely with employers to see exactly what sort of flexibility they are looking to implement in the workplace and what measures higher education providers might be able to take to ensure a more seamless interaction between the two".

One company looking to implement such an integrated approach is Marks & Spencer, which prohibits its buying teams from purchasing any product that can't meet at least one goal of its sustainability plan.