Sentence examples for to implement good from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring about; to put into practice
- It's a good thought, but it will be a difficult thing to implement.
He said he had to take Devine "kicking and screaming" with him when he tried to implement good practice.
The poor stay poor because their governments are crooked, have bad policies, or lack the will or ability to implement good ones.
Police forces across the UK and Wales have all been allocated "rape champions" to oversee the roll-out of their sexual violence action plans, to implement good practice guidelines and to tackle the "negative mindsets" within their forces.
China has responded in a predictable way to accusations that it is responsible for the ongoing the killing of elephants, accusing African countries of failing to implement good policies and for weak enforcement.
We demonstrate that it is quite possible to implement good practical finite-rate HDA-PQ and HDA-TC systems using the asymptotically optimal solutions.
The following detection problems are studied in this article, to assess the capability of learning machines trained to minimize the Cross-Entropy error to implement good approximations of the NP optimum detector: Case study 1: Detection of Gaussian fluctuating targets in presence of Additive White Gaussian Noise AWGNN).
I learned a great many new skills while on the QA team, from regulatory requirements for drug development to implementing good laboratory practice, including writing and organizing standard operating procedures, as well as performing research audits.
But in this case, cleaning up the mess created by a failure to make and implement good higher education policy for and in England threatens to impact upon the UK science base.
The Mesoamerican Reef Tourism Initiative has also begun a program to evaluate and implement good business practices for conserving water and energy, reducing solid waste and managing chemicals at coastal hotels along the Riviera Maya and in southern Belize.
This can be especially true in smaller towns and cities where the absence of capacity to create and implement good planning and policies can make it all easy for an ad hoc culture of poorly designed, haphazard development (and abandonment of well-located, viable properties) to prevail.
Anyway, this confirms the need to discuss and implement good clinical practice protocols as the most effective measure with the greatest potential impact.
