Sentence examples for there will be implementation from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg has admitted there will be "implementation challenges" with his plans to provide free school meals for four- to seven-year-olds, but the £600m scheme will go ahead in the autumn despite criticism from former Tory advisers.

"There will be implementation challenges in some schools, but across the broad and vast majority of 24,000 schools in this country, it will be implemented on time in September and it will be a success," he told radio station LBC 97.3.

After that there will be implementation of its recommendations and we will move on.

There will be implementation challenges (e.g. financial, political, institutional, cultural) to address but also opportunities to capitalize on.

Exact comparisons will be implementation specific.

In the implementation study there will be sessions twice a week in the first year, but sessions once a week in the second year.

Under the new bailout deal there will be permanent European team monitoring of Greece's implementation of the austerity measures.

"As such, we have agreed that there will be no further implementation of this policy pending the findings of the review".

There will be recognition that poor implementation of cross-functional team practices does not negate the power of the concept.

Your consequences should follow a procedure that starts with a non-verbal signal (such as just looking at the student), to a verbal signal (asking the student to please stop talking), to a verbal warning (if this continues there will be consequences), to the implementation of the consequence.

This doesn't mean labeling will begin on Nov. 7; there will be battles upon battles before implementation.