Sentence examples for rush to implement from inspiring English sources
In reviewing the implementation of TTW, GAO (2004) argued that the rush to implement the program created inefficiencies that could have been addressed in a smaller pilot.
"There was this rush to implement," one of them told me.
"We are in no rush to implement such new member plans and are still researching the best way to proceed".
Far from being a parochial row, the local MP, Labour's Helen Hayes, believes the stand-off is representative of problems thrown up by the government's rush to implement the free schools programme.
Eagle told the Guardian she supported a similar position on the referendum, agreeing that any rush to implement Brexit should be avoided, and any deal followed by a second vote or election.
It appears the risks to patrons of blackmail, fraud and discrimination – using information stored in databases that could potentially be compromised – has been overlooked in the rush to implement the scheme.
This step requires deep understanding of the intervention and prevents implementers from rushing to implement a solution without truly understanding how the intervention works in a specific setting.
As stocks cratered on Monday and lending and borrowing remained frozen, the Bush administration rushed to implement the $700 billion bailout enacted on Friday.
But as the disease continues to spread in west Africa, American officials are rushing to implement screening for the disease at some of its biggest international airports.
Iran is rushing to implement the landmark nuclear accord in order to cash in on sanctions relief as early as next month, but the plummeting price of oil is tempering its expectations even though its economy has become less dependent on crude sales.
Now, with the May deadline approaching, the company is rushing to implement technology that can track every sale, and is teaching its hundreds of thousands of distributors to use it, all in the hope of showing that people are buying Herbalife products for the right reasons.
