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The government has calculated that new responsibilities under the Care Act will cost local authorities £470m in 2015-16 and the National Audit Office has estimated that the Care Act Phase 1 will cost £2.5bn to implement from 2013-14 and 2019-20.

The resulting controller is said self-scheduled and easy to implement from numerical point of view.

It is also simple to implement, from a rule-chart mode to an intelligent on-line adaptive control mode.

The spectral index system is extremely easy to implement from the spectral data that are routinely measured at laboratories.

Eliminating subsidies is perhaps the simplest strategy, but is the most difficult to implement from a social and political perspective.

However, school closure is a difficult mitigation policy to implement from both strategic and operational points of view.

Just how that decentralization philosophy would play out were Beckstrom to implement it from the White House is far from clear.

We're working from the ground up to implement healthy cooked-from-scratch meals in schools throughout the district.

It's one thing for two countries to make pledges and another to get the support needed to implement them — from other countries, in the case of tariffs, and from domestic politicians, in the case of climate change.

The Speaker will also have to implement proposals from Sir Christopher Kelly's Committee on Standards in Public Life this autumn.

The Productivity Commission is looking at how to implement recommendations from a review of competition policy which have been accepted by the Coalition.