Sentence examples for slowly implement from inspiring English sources

That, he believed, would relieve a great deal of the strain in domestic matters so that he could slowly implement a reform program of his own.

Other businesses will have their own unique characteristics — you could slowly implement fee increases for existing customers (as discussed above), provide transition pricing, or convert past-activity into benefit/tier levels, to name a few.

Slowly implement your exercise regime.

The results were very positive and the programme was slowly implemented in other areas.

The wage increases will be slowly implemented and carefully calibrated, kicking in over three years.

A program of land consolidation was enacted in 1969; it met with resistance, particularly from Turkish Cypriot landowners, and was only very slowly implemented, but it has proceeded with considerable success in the Greek Cypriot sector.

He added that the upcoming Universal Credit, a means of simplifying benefit payments and tax credits now being (rather slowly) implemented, should help poorer working families, by sharpening incentives to earn.Although the archbishop was unspecific about which benefits he felt had been unfairly attacked, he is on strongest ground when it comes to the level of the Job Seekers' Allowance (JSA).

The change was actually put in place five years ago and slowly implemented, an example of the extreme secrecy at the Fed.

Systemization of healthcare has been slowly implemented over decades, but has rapidly accelerated with EHR adoption and government mandates.

Earlier this month, the ACLU filed a lawsuit against the federal government for the unfair bond system in America's immigration courts, seeking the same type of bail bond reform that has begun to be slowly implemented in the criminal system.

He predicts that the GOP will come to regret coming out against Obamacare, and that as it's slowly implemented and people experience the reform for themselves, they'll come to like it.