Sentence examples for the terms of implementation from inspiring English sources

"But as far as all the terms of implementation are concerned, you can't just do it like that after a three-year closure".

The consultation on the proposals set out by the Independent Commission on Banking closes on 6 September; now is the moment for politicians of all hues - particularly the Liberal Democrats - to attempt to renegotiate the terms of the implementation of the proposals by Sir John Vickers' commission.

Therefore, we analyse the performance in terms of "implementation loss" in the next section.

So it's how they're using it and how they're organising where we've seen the most impact in terms of implementation of the resolution in the hands of civil society.

The analysis will draw out differences between the two schemes in terms of implementation, stakeholder views of the schemes and experiences of utilization.

Through this report, the Alliance seeks to shed light on the situation of the rights of the child in Albania, both in terms of implementation and compliance with the Convention and in terms of violations of these standards.

We show the key features of each dealiasing technique applied to the scalar conservation law with numerical examples and we highlight the main differences in terms of implementation between continuous and discontinuous spatial discretisations.

The PDO also set a precedent in terms of implementation: the PDO executed its first solar energy pilot project in Oman in 2012 [54], 2 years before the first governmental pilot project.

In this article we present the categories of future use, recontact of participants and data sharing in relation to future use because of the way they were linked in terms of implementation and the provision of informed consent.

"There isn't the same impetus in terms of implementation".

Aside from the "censorship" meme that has emerged around these bills, there is also the legal perspective in terms of implementation and interpretation if these measures were actually to pass and go into effect.