Sentence examples for the proper implementation from inspiring English sources

I also hope the book can help encourage the proper implementation of those recommendations for reform which are as yet unimplemented or only partly implemented".

The current thinking is that equal access can be achieved by the proper implementation of equal opportunities for those of African, Caribbean, Asian and Chinese origin; ethnic minorities make up about 30% of Londoners - 7% of the UK population.

Particularly in a society that is still arguing over the proper implementation of Title IX, this World Cup is a moment when viewers are rooting for great athletes who just happen to be women.

"It's just a normal process that, after the political guidance that was given by the heads of state and government, there is technical work on the different elements, different details, and the different guidelines that have to be fleshed out to allow the proper implementation of this financial instrument at the beginning of next year," he said at a news conference in Brussels.

However, the proper implementation of nozzling terms in these schemes has been mathematically ambiguous.

This seems to be connected to the proper implementation of the reactance as a function of bias flow Mach number.

Even if Republicans remain unhappy with the legislation it is the law of the land and its proper implementation is the responsibility of the federal government.

As for practical policy suggestions, Obama had a few: enforce laws already on the books, including proper implementation of the National Instant Criminal Background Check System; push for greater state-to-state coordination; and "make the system faster and nimbler" so that those conducting background checks have the best available data.

A number of methods can be used to apply the estimated PS. Proper implementation of the methods has been emphasised.

"This is not an isolated event and illustrates a bigger problem in the United States, such as racial bias among law enforcement officials, the lack of proper implementation of rules and regulations governing the use of force, and the inadequacy of training of law enforcement officials".

The efficiency of implementing in a cluster – covering 100 contiguous households rather than 100 randomly selected household scattered throughout the sample domain – increases the likelihood of proper implementation within a limited budget.