Sentence examples for race to implement from inspiring English sources

Advanced batteries such as Li-ion and other Li-based batteries are widely recognized as crucial enabling technologies in the race to implement sustainable and renewable sources of energy.

Zina Moukheiber wrote a piece recently with a headline that looks like it was written by The Onion — Government Should Slow Down Race to Implement Electronic Health Records.

The government is racing to implement an ambitious $2.4m£1.5m5m) plan to stabilise the Cerro Rico's summit by filling in a 700 sq m sinkhole, which appeared in 2011.

Not to be outdone, Huawei is racing to implement a version for the 2018 World Cup in Moscow.

Kaminsky's bug, meanwhile, sent tech companies such as Cisco, Microsoft and Sun Microsystems scrambling to release fixes and Internet service providers racing to implement them.

The move is part of a big bet for GM in the driverless car industry as several of the major car manufacturers are now racing to implement this type of technology.

Unprecedented levels of money are expected to be spent to influence the 2012 elections, and reformers are racing to implement measures so this unrestricted spending is above board.

Due to the meaningful use incentive program funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, hospitals across the country are racing to implement electronic health records [ 23].

Jim Gluckson, a spokesman for the Breeders' Cup, said the organization planned to petition New Jersey racing authorities to implement the EPO test before the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Monmouth Park on Oct. 27.

The Sudanese ambassador, Elfatih Mohamed Ahmed Erwa, said that he was "overwhelmed with sorrow and sadness over the hasty resolution" and that it came at a time when his government "is in a race for time to implement its agreement with the United Nations".

Obama guidelines: "Institutions are not required to implement race-neutral approaches if, in their judgment, the approaches would be unworkable".