Sentence examples for ready to implement an from inspiring English sources
However, if the practice is ready to implement an EHR, there are basic practical implementation steps to ensure that the probability of success will increase dramatically.
Mr. Arafat said on Thursday that he was ready to "implement an immediate cease-fire," but then in a news conference he rejected the draft cease-fire agreement being discussed with Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, the American envoy, saying he wanted to alter several aspects of it.
Just the previous evening the Palestinian Authority (PA) had said it was ready to implement a ceasefire plan.
— PETER TEFFER Unpopular School Changes to Go Ahead in Indonesia Indonesia is ready to implement a new school curriculum despite public opposition, according to Education Minister Muhammad Nuh.
The PA has said it is ready to implement a ceasefire plan, though American-mediated talks between Israeli and Palestinian officials have so far failed to make a breakthrough.
But the defense secretary, Leon E. Panetta, and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike Mullen, are required to certify to the president that the military is ready to implement a repeal without jeopardizing national security.
The Pentagon's leadership is expected to tell President Obama as early as Friday that the armed forces are now trained and ready to implement a repeal of the military's ban on openly gay troops, officials disclosed.
In reality, most companies are probably not ready to implement a system like this and most equipment in the field has not been fit with sensors to deliver this information to the Service Cloud.
Italian Regions are ready to implement a surveillance system including all the key elements suggested by ECDC.
However they said they were ready to implement a simple new intervention due to expected benefits in saving lives; being administered jointly with already ongoing services and if it is a national policy.
"We have made the investments and have the technology ready to implement on a larger scale," said Claire Martin, director for sustainable development at Renault.
