Sentence examples for prepared to implement a from inspiring English sources

The airport had emergency services on standby as a precaution after pilots on flight VS43 prepared to implement a "non-standard landing procedure".

We need to take concrete steps now so that we are prepared to implement a no-fly zone immediately, if Gaddafi starts using his airpower to kill large numbers of civilians.

It said Greece had to be prepared to implement a tough package of economic reform and the country's eurozone partners had to be willing to write down Greece's debts.

The fact that not all midwives and GPs answered that they are not prepared to implement a national guideline for HbP-carrier screening is unusual.

More specifically, findings suggest that South African substance abuse treatment providers are prepared to implement a performance measurement system that will enable them to assess the quality of services they provide, even if this implementation compels them to change their current approaches to data collection.

"The aircraft is preparing to implement a non-standard landing procedure at Gatwick airport.

Jason Rezaian, the Washington Post journalist imprisoned in Iran for more than a year, has been released along with three other dual-nationality prisoners as Tehran prepares to implement a historic nuclear agreement with western leaders.

Fears that the wealthy Gulf states are preparing to implement a decision to equip the armed opposition to Assad have prompted warnings about the danger of exacerbating violence that has already cost 10,000 dead in the last year.

The Education Department is also preparing to implement a "lender of last resort" program, under which students could borrow from the nonprofit companies and state agencies that guarantee federal loans on behalf of the federal government.

"Currently, state governments and private businesses are being forced to expend enormous amounts of resources to prepare to implement a law that in the end may be declared unconstitutional," Mr. Cuccinelli said in a statement.

These results may be useful and applicable for programs preparing to implement a new emergency medicine residency program.