Sentence examples for the way to implementation from inspiring English sources

Team Open Road says they're ready to turn in the minimum viable product, or if the city gives them the appropriate resources, take it all the way to implementation.

I pledged that by the time I left office, every one would be on the way to implementation and they were.

So it's worth remembering that whilst the press will seize on the eye-watering record loss of £6.4bn, the outcome is broadly in line with market expectations and also includes a number of deliberate exits by the firm, aimed at paving the way to full implementation of its turnaround plan.

Furthermore, the inclusion of bosonic modes paves the way to the implementation of quantum field theories in trapped ions [20].

The three terminal device exhibits an ambipolar behavior as a function of the gate bias, thus opening the way to the implementation of a new generation of logic architecture, such as fully integrated biomolecular logic gate.

We also document the successful application of the protocol to map the central effects produced by d-amphetamine in C57Bl/6J mice, a strain commonly used as background for the generation of transgenic lines, thus paving the way to the implementation of phMRI in genetically engineered animals.

This consensus opens the way to wider implementation of organizational responsiveness to diversity.

This principle must be applied, observed and respected throughout the entire process of dealing with the child, from the first contact with law enforcement agencies all the way to the implementation of all measures for dealing with the child.

The well-known claims of biopersistence and the ability to induce robust chronic inflammation have been stumbling blocks on the way to successful implementation of CNTs in biomedicine and have raised significant health concerns, particularly in environmental and occupational settings.

Moreover, a thorough understanding of the underlying principles of MMR is recommended at the point of study conception all the way through to implementation and knowledge dissemination.

This equivalence is important because it opens the way to mixed implementations.