Sentence examples for means implementing from inspiring English sources

In some cases, this means implementing sustainability goals at the outset where perhaps previously they did not exist.

Improving security means implementing appropriate policies, removing perverse incentives and managing risks, not just buying clever hardware and software.

I work in a franchise system, which means implementing actions requires different companies (us and our bottling partners) to prioritise and invest in the same projects.

This means implementing growth-enhancing policies and removing regulatory burdens that hamper businesses in their efforts to create jobs and export".

The international nature of the porn industry means implementing this approach could be challenging: nevertheless, this is the most promising legal attack on pornography since the Andrea Dworkin and Catherine A MacKinnon civil rights ordinances of the 1980s.

Taking this seriously means implementing new digital technologies in the very fabric of design methods, from the first conceptual thought and from the first accurately described design proposal.

Opting out would still mean implementing the measures already agreed, and prevent negotiation of measures being applied in the rest of Europe.

Actual progress toward membership, on the other hand, would have meant implementing more reforms — environmental policies, greater transparency for government tenders — all at a steep economic and political cost.

A concurrent design would have meant implementing a HDSS in another district that would have required funds far beyond the funding for this trial.

It becomes clear that researchers should not assume an additive effect of treatment modules; especially in view of economic considerations, collaborative care cannot mean implementing as many treatment options as possible.

Whether he meant implemented as in impasses and unilateral implementation if there is no agreement is another matter.