'will implement to' is not a correct phrase to use in written English.
You could use the phrase 'will implement' or 'will implement for'. For example, "The company will implement new safety protocols for employees."
"We have formed an action plan and a roadmap which we will implement to achieve this," he said.
Strengthening the legislative framework, improving witness protection and the use of computer technology are among the measures the Norwegian government will implement to combat organized crime.
It was among a range of new measures the government will implement to prevent young people from being radicalised in what Mr Cameron described as a "significant shift in government approach" to tackling extremism.
Third, there is little mention of how these countries intend to attract needed investment and what policies they will implement to incentivize that investment.
The announcement outlined how land-use plans that the federal government, states, and private owners will implement to increase the bird's habitat without the federal government imposing the strict regulations of the Endangered Species Act. .
For example, (1) "This is where we stand," (2) "These are our budget concerns," and (3) "This is the proposed process we will implement to move the project forward".
They'll have to tell their counterparts about the kind of action that they'll implement to address climate change.
Countries will need to outline specific actions that they'll implement to scale investments to the $100 billion that countries committed to in Copenhagen.
Ofgem is preparing to announce how it will implement legislation to cap standard energy tariffs.
They are attempting to elect politicians who will implement policy to further enrich the rich.
On 10/10/10, in every corner of the globe, we will implement solutions to the climate crisis.
