Sentence examples for nor implement from inspiring English sources

An organization may have many people providing innovation capacity, but may still struggle to increase innovation ability, because capacity by itself does not invent nor implement a new business model or a better customer experience.

"However, in the Chinese labs that I have dealt with," says Bonnema, "technicians do not design rules and protocols nor implement those rules, probably because of differences in hierarchy".

The NFL need not admit wrongdoing, provide the public with its evidence of head trauma risks and how to reduce such injuries, nor implement any new protections for current players.

But past recommendations have been neither paid for nor implemented.

However, this additional protection, e.g., encryption, needs major changes in the Profinet IO standard and has therefore neither been further investigated nor implemented.

Hence, neither the use of intended curriculum information nor implemented curriculum information from TIMSS seems to explain much of the variation in achievement.

As regards the former, Tahira (2012) reported that it was neither understood nor implemented in EFL classrooms over the previous 20 years mainly due to the nature of "communicative approaches," which allowed for "many interpretations" (Brown, 2007, p. 45).

Recently, a few studies have been published on implementing adaptation within the Belgian forest sector (e.g. Laurent et al. 2009; Demey et al. 2015; Van der Aa et al. 2015), but to date this has not yet been translated into concrete forest policy, neither have the recommendations contained in these reports pursued further nor implemented.

Initial work on adaptive optimal design in population pharmacokinetics demonstrated its feasibility, but the approach has not yet been fully studied nor implemented in any available software.

In some organizations no funds were available so guidelines were neither disseminated nor implemented: There are no funds for dissemination (26).

The HIV prevention evidence base for injecting-related HIV is strong but many countries are neither tracking HIV incidence nor implementing proven effective prevention such as needle-syringe programs (NSP) or opioid substitution treatment (OST).