Sentence examples for began to implement a from inspiring English sources

In 2007, Gary French began to implement a renewed Ceasefire approach, and so far the results have been promising.

"If the U.S. began to implement a withdrawal timetable," he added, "we shall complete the path to dissolution".

Practically speaking, if the U.S. began to implement a proactive economic engagement approach to North Korea, you wouldn't see it for a while.

Nor did the United States indicate that it would cancel the meeting that Vice President Dick Cheney promised to hold with the Palestinian leader if Mr. Arafat began to implement a cease-fire plan.

Although many of the musicians originally slated to perform at the aborted 1971 festival including Arlo Guthrie and Judy Collins appeared on the 1985 bill, the festival began to implement a policy of counterbalancing performances by veteran folk musicians with presentations by new artists.

In 2014, the Chinese government began to implement a plan to construct sponge cities in an effort to combat these problems.

In September, it began to implement an agreement with America, Canada and Japan to grant unrestricted access to its markets to the world's poorest countries.

After several triumphant military conquests, which expanded his empire as far north as modern-day Afghanistan and as far east as Bengal, Akbar began to implement an inclusive approach toward non-Muslims, ushering in an era of religious tolerance based on the Sufi concept of Sulh-e-kul, or "peace to all".

Even before Napster's launch, the plant had begun to implement a new anti-theft regimen.

Only recently has Obama begun to implement a post-post-9/11 foreign-policy vision.

In Brunei, which has begun to implement a sharia-based penal code, "sodomy" is punishable by stoning to death.