Sentence examples for mean to implement from inspiring English sources

"We will prove that we mean business, that we are dedicated and mean to implement our plan," he declares.Credibility depends in turn on the finance minister, Yannis Stournaras, a respected economist, whose technical expertise might just alloy with Mr Samaras's political guile to create a machine that can get things done.

An efficient mean to implement this algorithm consists in orthogonalizing the dictionary F at each step k relatively to the k - 1 chosen vectors.

All in all, this study strengthens results from existing literature [ 39, 60, 61], finding that multifaceted and tailored implementation strategies are an effective means to implement a CPG, not only into healthcare practice but also into acute care nursing.

The three entities that agreed on this initiative lack the necessary means to implement the plan.

Of more significance in his case was his ceaseless search for painterly means to implement his radical view of nature.

Without detailed knowledge and the means to implement quick changes, companies settled for the market price, the least common denominator for a group of buyers.

But he has taken issue with the changes proposed by federal authorities and, in some measure, the means to implement them.

A cabinet headed by Mr Mugabe is meant to draw up policy, while a parallel council of ministers, headed by Mr Tsvangirai, is meant to implement it.

Mrs. Gandhi told lawmakers on Monday that "it is not a question of how we find means to implement the food bill — we have to find the way".

It was not so much that HAMP was unattractive, the authors conclude, as that some of those meant to implement it had insufficient organisational capacity.

Partizan have repeatedly attempted to ban a number of ultras but to no avail owing to a mixture of anxiousness over making decisions, and a shortage of means to implement them.