Sentence examples for a move to implement from inspiring English sources

Leading Formula 1 drivers have backed a move to implement changes in the wake of the accident that left Jules Bianchi in a critical condition.

Completely missing from the reforms is any move to implement "truth in political advertising" laws.

The recommendations were made public this week, and Robert A. Brown, the university president, said Wednesday in a letter to the B.U. community that he would move to implement "a majority" of them as soon as possible.

"These are huge issues, and we expect a long process before countries come to accept the fact that illicit flows are a problem – and then to move to implement policies to deal with the situation.

The move to implement a competency-based curriculum has come about for several reasons.

Any move to implement it would be "a very alarming and worrying sign for the international community".

In the event that a final decision is not reached by 30 November, the SFA will move to implement the changes.

South Africa did not move to implement this resolution, though it had accepted similar proposals earlier.

The move to implement severe penalties like stoning — known collectively as "hud" after the Arabic word for limits — is ultimately a matter of policy, not religious orthodoxy.

Even as hospitals move to implement electronic systems, their approach may be very insular.

When the government's 1937 budget made no move to implement the dividends, many MLAs revolted openly and threatened to defeat the government in a confidence vote.