Sentence examples for soon to implement from inspiring English sources

The results reinforce the idea that it is too soon to implement widespread testing for the mutations, say experts, who caution against drastic responses--such as mastectomies--for women who test positive.

Nevertheless, given these advances, it is not too soon to implement medical and social interventions for the primary prevention of MCI.

At this point, the team knew their time together was ending and that they would soon need to implement a pilot of their curriculum for a group of students attending a summer camp.

But the Supreme Court's June 2013 decision to strike down Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act gutted the earlier ruling, and Texas soon began to implement the law.

Candice Broce, the press secretary for Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, who will soon have to implement a new voter registration requirement, says that the term "voter fraud" could cover a variety of activities.

It was also reported that the available evidence in Bahrain provides sufficient information about impacts, costs and benefits of soon-to-implement health policies (Table 3).

Donor agencies reported significantly lower agreement scores than professional associations when it came to whether the existing evidence provides sufficient information for soon-to-implement policies (Table 4).

However, Tunisia scored better than Bahrain on the item assessing whether the available evidence in Bahrain provides sufficient information about impacts, costs and benefits of soon-to-implement health policies.

It will soon decide whether to implement this proposal in the face of hysterical opposition from corporate bosses, who can think of nothing worse than being humiliated in a genuine election.

Soon, she began to implement sounds snatched from UK funky, dub, and breaks into her productions.

Pets exposed to an infected individual's blood or body fluids have potential risk and it should be reviewed by a veterinarian as soon as possible to implement quarantine.