Sentence examples for was made to implement from inspiring English sources

In 2011, the decision was made to implement a replacement LIS to address these issues.

Therefore, an addition to the source code was made to implement this feature to allow non-mesh STAs to use the MBSS as a communication backhaul.

However, to date and as far as we are aware, no attempt was made to implement the cavitation as a phase change mechanism with a control of pore pressure.

To prevent new cases or more severe diseases, the decision was made to implement MRSA measures derived from those in use in many hospitals (6 ).

Following this work, a decision was made to implement a population-based colorectal cancer screening programme in Ireland, based on biennial faecal immunochemical testing.

On December 29 , 1998 the decision was made to implement a mass vaccination campaign to control the outbreak in the community, based on ACIP recommendations (7).

This study did not investigate the processes involved in the implementation of a technology, but assumed that a choice will be made to implement a technology in the healthcare facility, on the basis of identified business drivers.

Since then, no progress has been made to implement it.

"In consultation with Norwegian, the decision has been made to implement a number of enhancements to improve the airplane's in-service reliability following its return to Stockholm," Boeing said in a statement.

Five years on from the Madrid agreement, in 2007 a review of the progress being made to implement the action plan in Uganda, conducted by HelpAge, acknowledged that the government had developed a range of programmes "which have the potential to include older people", such as including older people in its poverty eradication policies.

Efforts have been made to implement biogas technology in Pakistan.