Sentence examples for make the rollout from inspiring English sources

The decision will make the rollout of immunisation and the take-up in poor countries significantly easier – and that is where it matters.

Former head internal investigator Brian Codd will assume oversight as assistant commissioner on the Gold Coast, where the government will make the rollout of body worn video cameras for police a priority.

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What's more, AOL's extra edge its ease-of-use angle will make the rollout of any of these online services, cable or DSL, that much easier.

The San Jose police chief, Rob Davis, said that those who were in charge of planning for the new system "have reviewed it and in retrospect would probably agree that if they had involved more of the end users during the planning phase it would have made the rollout easier".

Republican strategists have already made Obamacare the focus of two elections, and are planning to make the failed rollout a central tenet of their campaign in November.

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The department has already purchased about 860 cameras through privately raised funds, an effort Mayor Eric Garcetti vastly expanded in 2014 by announcing the city would buy roughly 6,000 additional devices, making the LAPD rollout the most extensive in the nation.

Judge Hellerstein said Iridium and its chief financial officer, Roy Grant, misrepresented to Chase, which was Iridium's lead financial adviser, the progress being made in the rollout of its satellite phone service.

The mess that the administration made with the rollout was partly our doing, but it was partly a function of the law's sheer complexity and the fact that the government contracted out the software design.

Sebelius, who oversaw the creation of the Affordable Care Act and has been a lightning rod for criticism over its bungled rollout, will formally make the announcement on Friday.