Sentence examples for the official implementation from inspiring English sources

The blip heralded the official implementation, on October 1st, of a plan by the Association of Coffee Producing Countries (ACPC) to boost prices by storing 20% of their usual exports.

The official implementation of EIS by Ministry of the Interior can be dated back to 1995, and this service has been implemented for more than a decade.

The official implementation of InChI is in C as a library, in order to provide a single implementation that everyone can use.

To justify the substitution of CBA/J for BALB/c, the equivalence of the test results between two strains shall be established prior to the official implementation of LLNA: BrdU-FCM.

Despite the official implementation of the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) and a zero tolerance standard for sexual assault and rape in DHS facilities, current policies and oversight clearly still fall woefully short of ensuring women's protection.

Therefore, local leaders may have started to streamline the diagnostic trajectories already before the official implementation in 2008/09, which could have contributed to the lower DIs observed in 2007/2008.

We then compared mortality during the month, the two months, the three months and the 12 months following the two official implementation dates with mortality during the three years preceding these two dates.

The heads of Germany's biggest banks and insurers have agreed to implement G20 rules on bonus limits this year, ahead of the official 2010 implementation elsewhere, in what seemed a clear move to head off political pressure for a windfall tax like Britain's.

Since the official InChI implementation is in C, it is difficult to access from the other widely used language for cheminformatics toolkits, Java.

With video playback rates at around 2-3 frames per second and an overall feel of chunky crashiness, I certainly hope the official Google/Adobe implementation is quite a bit better.

Secondary aims are to learn population's reasons for refusing to take part in the screening programme and to find out the health professionals' opinion about the official programme implementation and on the new computerised tool.