Sentence examples for to continue piloting from inspiring English sources

The Charles Schwab Corporation said yesterday that its founder and chairman, Charles R. Schwab, would give up the title of co-chief executive in May, though Mr. Schwab intends to continue piloting the company's strategy.

The money is intended to continue piloting cost-saving improvements to the next census, which lawmakers have told CB officials must not cost more than the $13 billion spent on the 2010 census.

Instead, Oregon proposes to continue its piloting and analyses of various methods of including student growth as a significant factor in educator evaluations".

It may seem obvious but bears repeating: access to flexible funding is critical for scaling efforts, and funders can help by providing multi-year, milestone-driven capital and/or by providing flexible capital that allows ventures to continue to pilot, test, and adapt throughout the entire scaling journey (i.e., not just at the early stages).

Hutchinson also encouraged the NRA to continue funding pilot programs to train school employees to carry weapons.

Roberts also withdrew one of her proposals to continue a pilot program for training of Certified Nursing Assistants, on account of its cost.

As it continued its descent past the missed approach point – where the runway must be in sight to continue – the pilots had still not visually located the runway in the increasing darkness and snow showers.

With no money to continue the pilot program, both cities gave up and Ascencia, after receiving $145,600 from the homeless services authority for a two-year contract, stepped in.

Finally, it will be important to continue to pilot new initiatives, particularly new selective estrogen receptor modulators, as they become available.

Reviews based on published papers do not address internal pilots which continue into the main phase and are unlikely to be reported separately, though where a decision is taken not to continue the pilot phase could be written up.

If an airline pilot failed an annual exam, and the Federal Aviation Administration simply lowered its standards to allow that pilot to continue to fly, would you board the flight?