Sentence examples for to implement through from inspiring English sources

California has legislated binding emissions reductions, which it plans to implement through a European-style cap-and-trade system.

"It now becomes essential for the Congress to legislate and for the Department of Defense to implement through clear procedures the limitations on the use of satellite imagery and other advanced technology monitoring in the United States," the panel said, adding that the government had an "increasing reliance on more sophisticated technology that has vast potential for invading our privacy".

Consequently, disaster risk management requires an interinstitutional and multisectoral structure to implement, through public policies and actions, the changes needed to reduce vulnerability and disaster risk.

CML has thousands of relationships like this, and they are relatively straightforward to implement through procedural code (in libraries such as JUMBO, Chem4Word, the Chemistry Development Kit (CDK) [17], Open Babel [18]etc).

The disconnect between prototype and development means that it's easy for a designer to come up with animations, UI concepts and rich media content that are simply not possible to implement through code.

Additionally, respondents pointed to the need for broader training in graduate school another argument advanced by U.S. science-workforce experts, and one that the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) plans to implement through a proposed grant program for life science departments that offer innovative training programs.

We still have the most creative, diverse, innovative culture and open society — in a world where the ability to imagine and generate new ideas with speed and to implement them through global collaboration is the most important competitive advantage.

The left, in contrast, has a Utopian Vision, which emphasizes the malleability of human nature, puts customs under the microscope, articulates rational plans for a better society and seeks to implement them through public institutions.

When they presented their results in Kenya around 2002, government officials including prime minister Raila Odinga became interested in deworming's low cost and a blueprint to implement programs through schools.

The member states then have to implement them through national legislation.

It focuses particularly on strategic aims and the policies designed to implement them through regulating the city.