Sentence examples for roll out planned from inspiring English sources

Units from the batch of 175 will be extensively tested both in the laboratory and trialled with customers as part of controlled market entry ahead of the full volume customer roll out planned for Autumn 2014.

9) All of the platforms covered in this report should urgently roll out planned transparency features in relation to political advertising to the UK.

First View ads (Promoted Tweets) will be rolled out initially in the U.S. and select U.S.-managed clients, across Twitter's mobile and desktop apps and Twitter.com, with a global roll out planned for the near future.

The regulator is also pushing for all four online platforms to "urgently roll out planned transparency features in relation to political advertising to the UK" — in consultation with both relevant domestic oversight bodies (the ICO and the Electoral Commission).

We have an aggressive roll-out planned for the next 12 to 18 months.

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This new 'Office Graph,' as the company calls it, will slowly find its way across all of the Office 365 applications, but for now, Microsoft is only offering a sneak peek with a wide roll-out planned for the second half of the year.

Later this year, the bureau could roll out plans to oversee check cashing companies and other nonbank firms.

There were big 3G announcements, with new handsets from Motorola, NEC and LG, and news of 3G roll out plans from Orange and Vodafone.

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The committee wants BT to publish detailed roll out plans "as a matter of urgency" so that those communities left out of its coverage area look for alternative network providers.