Sentence examples for announcement of implementation from inspiring English sources

Such a report by the IAEA will trigger the announcement of "implementation day" when the lifting of sanctions by the US and EU will come into effect and all previous nuclear-related UN resolutions will be terminated.

A final report by the International Atomic Energy Agency released late on Saturday triggered the much anticipated announcement of "Implementation Day", which puts Iran on the brink of an extraordinary transformation, reconnecting it to the global economy.

He has said that the announcement of the implementation day would not go beyond Sunday but there was no confirmation on the European side.

I know that my colleagues on the advisory group are committed to assuring that we maintain the momentum of the past year and that real change results from the announcement of this implementation plan.

The British debate follows a recent decision by Sweden, breaking ranks with the other pre-2004 members of the EU, to recognise the state of Palestine, though after Stockholm's initial announcement the detail of implementation is unclear.

As an oil and gas exporter, Malaysia has profited from higher world energy prices, although the rising cost of domestic gasoline and diesel fuel, combined with sustained budget deficits, has forced Kuala Lumpur to begin to address fiscal shortfalls, through initial reductions in energy and sugar subsidies and the announcement of the 2015 implementation of a 6% goods and services tax.

Already, the announcement of the imminent implementation of the FTA, in conjunction with the announcement of the U.S.'s heightened military role in Colombia, is emboldening those forces in Colombia (mostly those aligned with the Colombian state) bent on violently repressing those who non-violently engaged in the struggle for peace, land and labor rights.

These criteria were based on commitment to the fishery during the 12-18 month period prior to the ministerial announcement foreshadowing implementation of the limited-entry programme (Lilburn 1986).

The activities and knowledge of MOE/GES administrators interviewed at the national and district levels suggest that capacity for planning on pre-primary education has increased since the announcement and implementation of education reforms in the past three to six years.

Frequent shifts in both the announcement and implementation of policies, as well as hasty proclamations from government officials, further destabilised markets and intensified hoarding of supplies by farmers, traders and consumers.

They are less interested in the announcement of reforms than in their implementation.