Sentence examples for to implement themselves 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.
"We let developers plug into a multi-million dollar backend to add education specific features in hours that would take them many months, if not years, to implement themselves.
Since leaving Gigster, Dickey has been meeting with investors and entrepreneurs to noodle on what's in their "idea shelf" — the product and company concepts these techies imagine but are too busy to implement themselves.
Since Amazon has made so many other inroads into cloud-based enterprise services through its AWS division, what's to keep it from becoming even more of a competitive threat to Salesforce by launching an API version of Mayday for businesses to implement themselves?
Most useful is the Groups feature, which users have long been waiting for Twitter to implement themselves (for the record, they do offer this functionality for the Japanese version), but it's not nearly enough to justify using TwitTangle daily, particularly because the basic features that make Twitter a good two-way communication channel are not in there.
As much as ENRICH is designed for participants to implement themselves at home, there is further potential for this program to be modified and tested in different formats that might be applicable to those disadvantaged through distance, isolation, or transport.
One of the main challenges in arsenic mitigation efforts has been to develop sustainable mitigation options that rural and disadvantaged people can adopt and implement themselves to overcome possible public health hazards and to protect future generations.
"I have to give them a vision [which] they can go away and implement themselves".
This way, maclets do not have to implement these themselves.
However, humans incline differently toward particular forms of state (DJN VII.5.11), and it is up to them to decide which ones to implement for themselves.
Overseas territories have been resistant to the move and David Cameron has said he wants them to implement the registration themselves, rather than being forced to do it.
This way MAC protocols can be more easily designed, since they do not have to implement the primitives themselves.
