Sentence examples for spent implementing from inspiring English sources

Much effort has been spent implementing option No. 3, the cheap way out.

"Every penny now needs to be spent implementing these policies".At the beginning of the celebrations, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, a former South African foreign minister (and former wife of President Jacob Zuma), who has chaired the permanent AU commission for the past year, declared that Agenda 2013 will usher in a new era of political and economic integration across the continent.

He's got to do something to justify the two years and the $190 million spent implementing the Burger King—like "made for you" cooking system that allows McDonald's to do some custom preparation.

He's got to do something to justify the two years and $190 million spent implementing the Burger King-like "made for you" cooking system that allows McDonald's to do some custom-preparing.

This way, the team was able to define the tasks clearly in the beginning of each iteration, even though sometimes the 3 weeks was considered quite a short time, since the project had not proceeded due to the time spent implementing other projects.

Darren Millar, the Conservative AM who chairs the assembly's public accounts committee, said: "Given the significant sums of money that have been spent implementing the amended consultant contract in Wales since 2003, it is disappointing to see that some of the key expected benefits have not been fully realised".

"I would rather spend $8 billion implementing efficiency than spend $8 billion on building a nuclear plant," Rogers told me.

The trust has spent £4.5m implementing the Cerner system to date, the majority of which was spent during this January and February.

Similarly, the Government Accountability Office testified in Congress that in 2004 the BLM earned approximately $12 million in grazing revenues but spent $58 million implementing its grazing program.

Football organizations, from youth leagues to the NFL, have spent years implementing and perfecting procedures to identify concussion symptoms and pull athletes.

As a former director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (the Service), I spent years implementing various federal conservation programs established under the ESA to fund research, species monitoring and conservation projects designed to recover imperiled species.