Sentence examples for tour implemented from inspiring English sources

In 2001, the Association of Volleyball Professionals tour implemented two radical changes.

The women's tour implemented age-eligibility restrictions in the mid-1990's, including a rule that prohibits players younger than 14 from competing on the tour.

Toyota executives toured the production facilities of corporations, including the Ford Motor Company, to observe the latest automobile manufacturing technology and in turn implemented it in their own facilities, yielding a nearly immediate increase in efficiency.

On 1 April 1989, on an around-the-world luxury tour charter, British Airways implemented changes to this routing that allowed G-BOAF to maintain Mach 2.02 by passing around Florida to the east and south.

PEDs are horrible and do far more harm than good, and I am happy that the tours worldwide have implemented testing policies.

Last summer, top-level teams balked when Tour de France organizers implemented a two-day radio ban.

In June 2006, the plant's owner, Entergy, notified the NRC that it had implemented "fire watch tours" in lieu of replacing the Hemyc.

The academy's teaching style forms part of the Thayer system, which was implemented by Sylvanus Thayer during his tour as Superintendent.

Nibali finished 19th in the Tour in 2008, the same year the International Cycling Union (UCI) implemented the biological passport,  which creates a blood profile for riders and helps detect doping.

We'll see in the next few days how much of this agreement gets implemented before Obama's big Asia-Pacific tour begins on April 23rd, taking the president to Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

But early bookers, who had reserved tours and plunked down deposits before the charge was implemented, were protected from the fee.