Sentence examples for begun to implement some from inspiring English sources
In the past few weeks, Cuban President Raul Castro has begun to implement some of his promised reforms.
He has begun to implement some measures to improve competitiveness, including a softening of labour-market regulation, which does not appeal naturally to the left.
Since 1989, the government has begun to implement some of the freedoms that the protesters on the square had sought, such as getting rid of rules dictating where Chinese could live or work and even whom they could marry.
For the most part, institutions have reacted very well and have begun to implement some reforms in postdoctoral employment policy.
"As a result, we have already begun to implement some changes in our policy that create more robust mechanisms to document inmate handling," Sheriff's Lt. Jeff Hallock told HuffPost in 2014, after an earlier ruling from Goethals that found the DA's office had been negligent in its use of information gathered from jailhouse informants.
Echols' supporters, however, argued that he had begun to implement some reforms, including allowing some defendants to complete a diversion program rather than be incarcerated and implementing an amnesty program that allows people to text or email to have their traffic records cleared.
"It's not only a joke when I say, 'Thanks to the success of AOL and thanks to Steve, I got my chairman's position at Bertelsmann".' As chairman, Middelhoff began to implement some of his lessons from America Online.
I guess it's only a matter of time before Facebook begins to implement some of these technologies in-house.
Walgreens Boots Alliance said it's beginning to implement some of its much-anticipated testing of new retail healthcare and pharmacy concepts from a pilot project laboratory in Gainesville, Florida and other sites to drugstores across the country.
"Wales has now had 14 years of Labour health ministers who have been responsible for the decline in ambulance service performance and, whilst I appreciate the health minister is beginning to implement some of the recommendations of the latest review into the ambulance service, axing A&E services and record-breaking cuts in the Welsh NHS are only going to make matters worse".
