Sentence examples for sense to implement from inspiring English sources
"It made sense to implement a reasonable deadline, particularly since there are deadlines for other parts of the land use law".
"The board and I agreed," Mr. Thoman said in an interview yesterday, "that it made more sense to implement our strategy with an internal team.
Unlike existing improvements that came in response to nuclear disasters (by accident), it makes sense to implement all these elements at once (by design).
So Clarke was surely on the right track if politicians and judges could summon up enough common sense to implement a less severe policy sensibly while avoiding their reciprocal hobby of second-guessing each other and bickering in public.
It would make even less sense to implement new rules and regulations and then worry about their impact.
MHEG is not designed for number crunching or large amounts of string manipulation so it makes sense to implement these processes on a server.
There's no good answer, or sense to implementing such a policy in the first place.
The truth is that with rights come responsibilities -- and the responsibility to keep our children safe from assault weapons trumps the right of fear mongers to manufacture a phantom fringe of leftist gun grabbers in order to scare responsible gun owners into rejecting common sense proposals to implement gun violence reduction.
Attackers should be able to exploit their local sensing results to implement effective attacks, and the imperfection of the local sensing results should also be considered.
Before going into deep analysis, we declare that a generic and effective SSDF attack model should at least have the following features: Attackers should be able to exploit their local sensing results to implement effective attacks, and the imperfection of the local sensing results should also be considered.
Information and communication systems, whether networked or not, serve as specific media (specific in the sense elaborated previously) to implement the learning process (p.274).
