Sentence examples for piecemeal implementation from inspiring English sources

The piecemeal implementation of a national ID card scheme is unaltered by the action plan, although the report is hedged with provisos and caveats.

There is increasing recognition that whilst agri-environment schemes in England have had discernable benefits, their success in relation to certain species and resources has been inhibited by the piecemeal implementation of Environmental Stewardship (ES) on the basis of single farm agreements.

But owing to insufficient funding and a row with the F.C.C., which Amtrak said had been slow to approve the use of the requisite radio bandwidth, its actual implementation has been piecemeal.

Congestion pricing schemes have been proposed to mitigate this problem, including slot auctions, such as with the Panama Canal, but implementation has been piecemeal.

Potential useful innovation may be discarded as irrelevant, or labeled unusable due to inadequate preparation of users or implementation in a piecemeal fashion, as in example 3, thus wasting both potentially valuable outputs and the time and money spent on undertaking the work.

Second, competency-based approaches have not taken root in most SPHs and in the few where limited educational changes in philosophy have occurred, the implementation is largely partial and/or piecemeal.

They say that although the policy was introduced in November, its implementation has been done in a piecemeal way, coming in at different prisons at different times.

Current immunization data collection processes are mainly piecemeal, eroding provider confidence in any one data repository being complete and accurate; to facilitate successful implementation of tracking functionalities, a single trusted source of up-to-date immunization data is required.

Many people retire piecemeal.

Current funding is piecemeal.

But it will come piecemeal.