Sentence examples for over the rollout from inspiring English sources

The proposals are modest, but they represent a rare concession from state leaders, who have faced attacks from parents and teachers in recent weeks over the rollout of a tougher set of standards known as the Common Core.

Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, the sponsor of a Senate bill to let people keep their existing healthcare plans, called Obama's acknowledgement of a "fumble" over the rollout of his healthcare reforms a "phoney apology".

On Saturday, for the first time since 26 October, Barack Obama's weekly address acknowledged the continuing controversy over the rollout of his signature healthcare reform, the Affordable Care Act.

The disarray of the Republicans was one small comfort for Obama, but he ends the year in a rut that is purely of his own making: the debacle over the rollout of Obamacare.

WASHINGTON — Secretary of Education Arne Duncan is presiding over the rollout of the largest competitive grant program in his department's history, a vast expansion of the government's direct loan program for college students and sweeping new expenditures on failing schools, teacher quality and other big initiatives.

We do not reject the null hypothesis that the impact of duration to MM is linear over the rollout period.

With the first phase of their overhaul of the newspaper finished, Mr. Carroll and his hand-picked band of Eastern editors are moving into the next phase: an overhaul of the entertainment news section, Calendar; the phaseout of the Southern California Living feature section; and, over months, the rollout of themed weekly sections that are likely to focus on food, homes and outdoor life.

Which is why we're turning the entire section over to the rollout event.

As we talked over lunch about the rollout, wherever it may be rolling, I thought of a famous line inflicted on Ted Sr .during his 1962 Senate campaign by his Democratic primary challenger, Edward J. McCormack Jr. McCormack told his 30-year-old opponent — the brother of the sitting president — that he would have no chance in that race if his name were Edward Moore instead of Edward Moore Kennedy.

It is involved in over half the rollouts of super-fast 4G mobile networks so far announced in Europe.

But the disarray in the telecommunications market has cast a pall over the idea that the rollout will happen quickly.