Sentence examples for to prepare and implement from inspiring English sources

The automatic pension enrolment programme, and preparations for the London Olympics, both took more than a decade to prepare and implement; digitising tax took five years.

In November, he put that demand in writing, urging the United Nations to "prepare and implement an exit strategy".

Nonetheless, up to now there has been no concerted international plan on how to deal with the impact threat, and how to prepare and implement mitigation measures.

Following the case, brought by environmental group Client Earth, individuals will now be able sue the Government for breaching EU pollution laws, while ministers will be forced to prepare and implement plans to improve air quality "as soon as possible".

Britain will ask the European Union to extend the Brexit transition period beyond 2020 with a "duration determined by how long it will take to prepare and implement the future partnership".

But it provided an exemption for educational institutions, among others, allowing them to opt out until July 1 of this year, to allow them to prepare and implement policies.

Although discussions are underway within the Action Team 14 of the United Nations COPUOS, there is currently no concerted international plan addressing the impact threat from near-Earth objects (NEOs) and how to organize, prepare and implement mitigation measures.

This provides operators with a rollover rating that enables them to better prepare and implement efficient and effective prevention and mitigation actions integrating cargo-stock management, internal transfers and standard techniques available on most FSRU (e.g., top spraying).

If, and when, you deviate from your plan, you prepare and implement revised plans as necessary.

Knowledge about this gives the manager some time to prepare and plan to implement changes that are robust enough to cope with the changes.

"The more that the interim government of Tunisia takes concrete steps to prepare for and implement democratic elections and a democratic system, and the more the interim and future governments are able to answer the grievances that led to this popular movement, the stronger and the warmer its partnership with the United States will be," he said.