Sentence examples for view to implementation from inspiring English sources

Although the commission wished to see its proposals implemented "with pace", Dilnot said, it did not expect immediate acceptance by ministers and would be content if a white paper appeared before next Easter with a view to implementation in 2014.

The program is understood to be already active, with a view to full implementation at the start of 2016.

All steps short of boots on the ground, as the US under-secretary of state William Burns put it are now urgently contemplated, with a view to immediate implementation.

In pursuance of the Security Council's resolution of 4 November 1948, and with a view to the implementation of the Security Council's resolution of 16 November 1948, the Egyptian Military Forces in the AL FALUJA area shall be withdrawn.

As a CIO, you need to provide value to your business through space and time -- from the 30,000-foot view to actual implementation, and from next quarter's performance to the five-year plan.

The paper presents (i) the method followed in a road safety audit of Attica Freeway ("Attiki Odos"), (ii) the findings and recommendations which arose from the RSA, (iii) the improvements made by the freeway operator to improve safety, and (iv) the pilot safety treatments which were proposed with a view to broader implementation in order to mitigate similar problems at other locations.

This paper presents the method followed in a road safety audit of Attica Freeway, the findings and recommendations which arose from the RSA, the improvements made by the freeway operator to improve safety and the pilot safety treatments which were proposed with a view to broader implementation in order to mitigate similar problems at other locations.

The meaning has, however, since been clarified with a view to nationwide implementation of this QI.

Follow-up of the assurance, promises and undertakings given by the Federal Government on the Floor of the House with a view to their implementation by the Division concerned.

Developing portable phenotyping algorithms is an area of high priority in eMERGE, with a view to easing implementation within and outside the network.

The short term aim is to spread and evaluate this approach within the regional training environment (by encouraging GP educational supervisors to use the brief intervention developed) before bringing it to the attention of other Scottish medical deaneries with a view to national implementation.