Sentence examples for means to implement from inspiring English sources

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

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".

In Section 3, we show that the condition (10) can conclude the (l_{2,1}) robust block NSP, which means to implement the proof of our main result.

A NEMS-based quantum simulator would provide a means to implement CTQW with phonons, opening up new opportunities for quantum algorithms and universal quantum computation [45].

The analysis focuses on their use in the field of academic neurosurgery, and discusses means to implement them in current review processes.

Slice-selective excitations with parallel RF systems offer means to implement conventional high-flip excitation sequences without a severe pulse-duration penalty, even at very high B0 field strengths where large B+1 inhomogeneity is present.

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.

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.

As I kept reading, a realisation dawned: the non-excitingness of Boice's book – from its title to his step-by-step advice, which you're meant to implement gradually, over months – is itself an exercise in cultivating patience.

Mr Mugabe will still chair the cabinet, which is supposed to draw up policy; Mr Tsvangirai will preside over a parallel council of ministers, which is meant to implement it.

"It is the first time that a partnership between local authorities and policy makers has been established," said Dr. Djoghlaf, explaining that the plan of action was meant to implement the strategic goals, known as Aichi targets, at the municipal level.