Sentence examples for wanting to implement a from inspiring English sources
As an example, it stands to reason that an organisation wanting to implement a program may desire a more prescriptive framework that spans all the implementation stages as well as being particularly detailed on strategies and evaluations.
The framework incorporates basic e-learning tools and traditional learning practices, making it accessible to anyone wanting to implement a video-assisted project-based experience in his/her course.
The framework incorporates basic e-learning tools and active learning practices, making it accessible to anyone wanting to implement a video-assisted active-learning experience in his/her course.
When his turn came, Prime Minister Stephen Harper didn't miss a beat and again accused his opponents of wanting to implement a carbon tax.
Similarly, Trump's past statements about wanting to implement a Muslim ban undercut his later assertion that the travel ban had nothing to do with religion.
This model has gained such popularity across the country that there is now a Flipped Learning Network with more than 12,000 member educators that supports educators wanting to implement a flipped strategy in their classrooms.
Abbott says the ten-strong all-party group is not open to considering all views and accuses the government of wanting to implement an anti-abortion agenda which the public would not support.
Resolving change on a small Minimum Mapping Unit (MMU) will necessitate the use of high to VHR satellite data, the cost of which may be limiting to countries wanting to implement an operational wall-to-wall monitoring system.
"Erdogan wants to implement a presidential system," Gencer Ozcan, professor for international relations at Bilgi University told the Guardian.
But just as not all socialists were proto-Stalinists, not all Islamists want to implement a theocratic regime.
"Residents might also want to implement a policy that allows existing dogs to remain but prohibits new ones," Mr. Meisel said.
