Sentence examples for should it be implemented from inspiring English sources

"Nor should it be implemented in a rush without adequate training being given to school leaders and governors who will be monitoring staff progress and sometimes having to make difficult decisions and judgments".

He also hopes that the newly created Israel Film Fund, should it be implemented on schedule, will divert television money into feature film production, yielding a new flurry of filmmaking activity.

The second issue is, should it be implemented right now?

Personal valence (four questions): refers to employees' perception of the degree they will potentially benefit (or not) prospective change should it be implemented.

WO (10) Overall interviewees expressed a willingness to engage with mental health screening should it be implemented in the UK Armed Forces, and also felt that the presence of such a programme would raise the profile of mental health.

If the Department for Education do not consider this valuable nationally, the mayor should ensure it is implemented in London's schools".

The Department of Health has already backed the technique and says this consultation is not about whether it should be allowed, but how it is implemented.

Zvyagintsev selects his words slowly, as if from an expensive shelf: "If it is implemented, we should still be entitled to screen as we shot beforehand," he says.

The 2010 Lawton report articulated the gravity of the decision by saying biodiversity offsetting, should it be poorly implemented, could streamline the destruction of the UK's native habitats.

This will be used in the independent FAO-FI assessments and will be incorporated in the dedicated "Monitoring and Evaluation" project, should it be successfully implemented.

"How exactly friendliness should be understood and how it should be implemented, and how the amity should be apportioned between different people and nonhuman creatures is a matter that merits further consideration," he says.