Sentence examples for For stocktake from inspiring English sources

At Education and the Home Office, he would see Blair every six to eight weeks for stocktake meetings to review progress towards targets.

This week, however, I turned my attention to my own freezer for a winter stocktake, which revealed a fair bit about my family.

"We now have a roadmap for the next comprehensive assessment which will be published in 2022, in good time for the global stocktake by governments in 2023," said Hoesung Lee, chair of the panel, in Nairobi.

Environment ministers will meet on Friday to discuss practical responses to the Chinese ban, with the commonwealth seeking agreement from state counterparts for a national stocktake as the precursor to boosting domestic capacity to recycle.

It is time for a critical stocktake of efforts to involve men in the prevention of violence against women.

Annual national progress reviews will be conducted and heads of state are expected to meet every four years for a high-level stocktake.

The Irish talks are scheduled for six weeks, with a stocktake on 18 April by Robbins and the EU's deputy negotiator Sabine Weyand.

After 9/11, on the morning the Prime Minister was departing for Washington, we had a stocktake at which he said, "While I'm away I am relying on you to keep standards in schools going up".

England's fostering community is waiting with bated breath for the Department for Education's national fostering stocktake.

Clara Swinson, director for social care, Department of Health: "The October stocktake of local authorities showed 97% were fairly or very confident of delivering the April 2015 changes – there's been lots of support from government and others to get to this position".

The EU and especially its Member States need to be ready to improve the existing EU National Determined Contribution NDCC) for 2030 and to use the exercise of global stocktake every 5 years to review its own climate related legislation and actions.