Sentence examples for Implement schemes from inspiring English sources
But it has failed to implement schemes that it talked of to take full advantage of the superb sweep of the Ottawa River by the Chaudière Falls, and of its Gatineau and Rideau tributaries.Lately the NCC's budget from the Treasury Board has been cut, its staff reduced, the management of its many properties privatised.
Or, even if the original reference variables are viewed favorably, the bureaucracy may have been inefficient and fail to implement schemes that are successful.
Festival Republic Managing Director Melvin Benn says: "Our aim is to not only implement schemes to minimise the use of plastic on site but to educate our audiences at the same time.
Reported mortality rates of the young trees, however, are over 50percentt because the workers are using outdated planting techniques and do not implement schemes to address the most common predators.
National governments also need to ensure that appropriate legislation exists to allow local authorities to plan and implement schemes, to provide the governance which enables city and regional authorities to implement both road user charging and the policy instruments which will complement it, and to stimulate strong political leadership at local levels.
The report suggests that mutual accountability and monitoring are part of the solution, but implementing schemes to do just that hasn't been straight forward.
Spectators see the same thing in the two games: episodes of spontaneous coordination, with players devising and implementing schemes for scoring.
Numerical results that illustrate the accuracy of the code and the relative merit of various implemented schemes are also presented.
Colombia's capital, Bogotá, has now implemented schemes with the assistance of HelpAge International (HAI) which provides guidance to families and carers of people with dementia, signposting them to resources and support available in the urban community.
[Curbed via Vanishing New York] Not only are schools trying to raise money through auctions, but now they're also implementing schemes like Adopt-A-Highway to get cash.
Krishna Vatsa, United Nations Development Programme regional advisor for South Asia, says that institutional mechanisms for implementing schemes need considerable investment.
