Sentence examples for time for roll out from inspiring English sources

 - It is recommended that programmes are allowed sufficient time for roll out and full scale implementation to ensure that evaluations are able to fully capture their impact.

Two phases with differential intensity of case-finding termed "Contain" and "Sustain" were described in which antivirals were employed as a key strategy to limit the growth rate of the epidemic, in order to "buy time" for roll-out of strain-specific vaccine ("Control" phase) [4].

The report also blames the Treasury Department for giving states too little time to roll out the program and for failing to establish clear, specific goals that would let the government and the public measure the program's success.

It waited a significantly long time to roll out apps for its most popular services, missing out on chances to harvest users to competitors like Google and Apple.

Time to roll out the welcome mat.

Time to roll out the heavy artillery.

Time to roll out those tax breaks.

Halloween has historically been one of the most active seasons for Facebook as everyone goes to share photos of their costumes, so it's the perfect time for Facebook to roll out its vision for the future of visual communication.

The crowd clamors for the women to do more tricks, but we know we got what we needed we did what we came for, and it's time for us to roll out.

Rather than constrain Facebook's use of facial recognition, Europe's GDPR actually rolled back all of the previous protections that had prevented Facebook from applying the technology across the continent and allowed Facebook for the first time to finally roll out facial recognition EU-wide.

It takes time for companies to roll out systemwide patches, and by notifying Microsoft of the hole only after the N.S.A.'s hacking tool was stolen, activists say the government would have left many hospitals, businesses and governments susceptible.