Sentence examples for to implement some sort of from inspiring English sources

Soccer (football, blahblahblah) really needs to implement some sort of goal line technology.

And Ari Emmanuel, Rahm Emmanuel's brother (and the inspiration for the Entourage character Ari), has been lobbying President Obama to implement some sort of three-strikes policy, like they have in France.

It's true that the FCC will vote tomorrow whether or not to implement some sort of Net Neutrality regime, but considering that it's already stated what it means to accomplish with the vote, I don't understand why folks are so upset.

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The man – like many men before him, and many of those to come, unless we implement some sort of social driving theory-esque exam – is simply too horny and too entitled to be in public.

He distrusts claims that victory is imminent, and believes that the bombs have less to do with the attacks on New York and the Pentagon than with a strategy to gain control of the region and implement "some sort of secret American plan".

"You can always implement some sort of a mood, without actually giving direct orders," he later told the Observer.

Ingram suggested that, instead of a public editor, Facebook may implement some sort of Wikipedia-style crowdsourced truth filter.

For the good of the industry, I think TechCrunch should implement some sort of online "swear jar" for press releases, pitches and Tweets containing the word "pivot".

Most NoSQL and NewSQL data stores implement some sort of horizontal partitioning or sharding, which involves storing sets or rows/records into different segments (or shards) which may be located on different servers.

Most games implement some sort of camera system.