Sentence examples for quick to implement from inspiring English sources

The staff were quick to implement a "no Fifa on a matchday" rule, however.

"The company has demonstrated that it isn't quick to implement best practices and available security technologies, such as the delay in encrypting IM communications, implementing https for its web properties and more.

American Airlines was the first big carrier to introduce such a programme when it launched AAdvantage in the 1980s, and airlines around the world were quick to implement similar programmes and form alliances.

It is quick to implement and represents well the endocardial surface of cardiac chambers.

Several scientific disciplines were quick to implement these web mapping applications in their research.

The key to this mortgage plan would be that it should be relatively quick to implement and have an almost immediate impact.

A | The Lords were presented with what is called a Statutory Instrument, which is much quicker to implement than an Act of Parliament.

When American investors took fright at the euro crisis in early 2012 they stopped rolling over dollar-based money-market loans to European banks, forcing them into a sudden retreat from big markets such as providing trade finance in Asia and Africa.European banks have also been quicker to implement the Basel 3 rules than their foreign competitors, so the consequences have hit them sooner.

It is shown to be as accurate as standard finite element models which use very refined meshes, but having the added benefit of being much quicker to implement, and vastly reducing postprocessing.

Spatially localised mass treatment is a crude approach compared to detailed contact tracing (Riley and Ferguson, 2006), but likely to be quicker to implement in practice.

CPAP has proven to be easier to use, quicker to implement in clinical practice and to carry smaller associated costs in comparison with non-invasive ventilation (NIV) [ 2].