Sentence examples for start piloting from inspiring English sources

Schools need to start piloting more open approaches now before they have to ban pens.

PayPal says it will start piloting Beacon enabled shopping experiences in Q4, and the full roll-out is planned early next year.

In Chicago, Uber is going to start piloting a new program for Uber drivers called uberCOMMUTE, which will be available Monday through Friday from 6 AM to 10 PM.

GM has said previously, and reiterated when contacted by Reuters, that it intends to start piloting its autonomous vehicle tech in ride-sharing services "sooner than you might think".

As more states start piloting Common Core-aligned tests this year, debates about the federal government's role in education are further politicizing the standards' adoption.

This scenario is a lot closer than we may think as several companies have started piloting corporate wellness programmes.

Ministers have already started piloting GP consortiums, which will take responsibility for spending 80% of the NHS budget in England by 2013.

Teachers, however, immediately started asking Google for a Chrome OS version of the store and Borovoy and his team started piloting this program earlier this year.

Since 1997, DOTS programme, which started piloting in one health centre and a hospital, has significantly expanded and subsequently gained full integration into 74 health facilities at the end of 2011.

TestU was seeking to start pilot tests of its new products in New York City schools.

The bills in both houses would start pilot projects within Medicare.