Sentence examples for and start to implement from inspiring English sources

No? It's the acme of moral irresponsibility to disown your intellectual progeny, especially if they get into power (as they have in the US House of Representatives and parts of the Cameron cabinet) and start to implement your programme of destroying the social and protective state.

The authorities of MRS should start now to plan and construct the appropriate MSW treatment plants and start to implement the respective measures for the MSW management that they want to achieve in 2030.

The company's biggest advance has been in getting traditional retailers — not those typically associated with being at the cutting edge of high tech — to consider and start to implement different mobile commerce services.

I took his advice on board and started to implement the changes and modernise certain aspects.

Her administration won the reprieve by designing and starting to implement an auspicious set of fiscal reforms.

Indeed this week Mr Sonobe spelled out his own plans for rescuing the company, drafting restructuring goals by the end of the year, making final decisions by March and starting to implement them by April.

We took steps to fix the broken regulatory system and started to implement sweeping reforms to reduce the risk that financial excesses will again destabilize the global economy.

In 1981, the country removed subsidies on rice and started to implement a series of structural adjustment programs.

"…they [decision makers] could bring equipment and then start to implement the program.

If you haven't given him/her anything he/she will tell you that I can't do this because I don't have equipment…" "…they [decision makers] could bring equipment and then start to implement the program.

He said Cameron was the only person who could abandon the bill, saying if he did so "the NHS would heave a collective sigh of relief and next day start to implement, under existing legislation, those aspects on which there is widespread agreement".