Sentence examples for wish to implement the from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, he said, if a mayor did not wish to implement the weed pass system in the first place, it would be unlikely to be enforced.

Open source code for many of these components is available, and an open source reference parser is also available for comparison and testing of other clinical information systems and clinical decision support systems that wish to implement the SANDS architecture.

For any reader who may wish to implement the model, we provide in Appendix A explicit discrete-time equations for simulation of the Large oscillator within the CORDIS-ANIMA paradigm.

The primary purpose of this work is to facilitate data integration, whereby organisations that wish to implement the GHS may harmonise their data by relating it to the terms in our controlled vocabulary.

However, if we wish to implement the non-commutative Belavkin-Kalman filter within the class of physically realizable linear quantum stochastic systems (such as linear quantum optical systems), then we find that the conditions for physical realizability impose strong restrictions.

However, should such services wish to implement the survey tool then the questionnaires could be distributed during patients' consultations, requiring reliance upon the co-operation and memory of GPs and practice nurses instead of reception staff.

Anyone wishing to implement the specification would need to understand the metadata definitions and refer to the metadata definition document from their XML data files.

For example, Dutch researchers wishing to implement the Depression-CAT [ 6] need to first translate its items from German into Dutch and then validate them in a relevant Dutch sample, which may simply be too much of an effort.

But equally, given its simplicity and low cost, it may be that practices and CCGs would wish to implement this without needing further evaluation other than auditing local effects.

However, more often than not, the faculty members, staff members, training grant directors, and undergraduate research program directors who wish to implement RMT lack the confidence to facilitate training on their own, despite the availability of the curricula and detailed facilitation notes.

The case study is intended to help those who wish to implement QbD towards the development and commercialization of biotech products.