Sentence examples for purpose is to implement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martonyi says that the Fourth Amendment's very purpose is "to implement" a decision of the Constitutional Court.

"When hospitals start looking at their energy usage, it is only the first step in a long way," says Anja Leetz, executive director of Health Care Without Harm, an organisation whose purpose is to implement more environmentally sustainable health care round the world.

The purpose is to implement services to provide indexing and querying methods applied to things, i.e., heterogeneous (sensing, actuation, computing, storage, and energy sources) resources aggregated according to a given thing-like semantics and provided to final users, developers, SaaS providers, etc., as a service, thus named TaaS.

Our purpose was to implement and evaluate an orientation program for residents, focusing on outpatient clinical skills.

Their stated purpose was to implement a CIS that will provide accurate clinical information and help improve clinical activities.

The main purpose of OpenDIS is to implement a CAD system that has the STEP database as the native storage.

The purpose of this study is to implement mechanisms that would enhance the management of care centers in Jordan.

The purpose of this paper is to implement a hybrid approach combining integer linear programming and a simulation model for assessing performance.

The main purpose of this paper is to implement some convenient analytical solutions of the two-dimensional convection diffusion equations in a multilayered system, in the form of some relationships between average temperature fields, based on the thermal quadrupole formalism.

The ultimate purpose of the Global Campaign is to implement health-care services for headache, appropriate to local systems, resources and needs, that will have the effect of reducing the burden of headache [6].

The main purpose of this research is to implement a multivariate feedback adjustment proportional to the last deviation from the target, in the set of variables wandering around the target.