Sentence examples for are moving to implement from inspiring English sources

By the following year, individual laboratories and institutions will need to show that they are moving to implement the manual's recommendations or equivalent alternatives.

"By the following year, individual laboratories and institutions will need to show that they are moving to implement the manual's recommendations or equivalent alternatives," Normile wrote.

They are moving to implement laws, policies, and programs to meet these commitments.

The European Union is moving to implement minimum efficiency requirements for a range of appliances as well.

"We're moving to implement our new master plan," Mr. Fisher said.

The letter also reflects frustration at the slowness, in their view, with which the culture department is moving to implement the recommendations of the Leveson report.

But this was not enough to prevent the Liberals losing two seats in provincial by-elections in Quebec this week.The government is moving to implement other spending promises.

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP), in line with many specialist colleges, is moving to implement a competency based training program.

Beane spoke in Spanish, and said he was moving to Guadalajara to implement Cruyff's recommendations.

The Coalition is also moving to implement its election promise to hold another review into the alleged health impact of turbines from the National Health and Medical Research Council, which three years ago found that they posed no health risks, but advocated ongoing studies.

A student at Santa Barbara told the New York Times that she was moved to suggest implementing trigger warnings after being shown a graphic film containing rape during class.