Sentence examples for being taken to implement from inspiring English sources

The ratification of the Kyoto protocol and the steps that are being taken to implement it are commendable.

And when you talk about further steps being taken to implement the - the U.N. sanctions, President Bush, you seem to be saying the military option is still out there.

This morning he spoke to Amr Moussa, the secretary general of the Arab League, who said yesterday: "What is happening in Libya differs from the aim of a no-fly zone". Cameron told Moussa that the military action taking place was being taken to implement the UN security council resolution 1973 and that care was being taken to avoid civilian casualties.

It seems that official steps are being taken to implement more restrictive criteria, which, however, is not consistent with the rise in the number of procedures performed reported in the present study.

We then describe the pretesting and piloting of this medical curriculum in five medical colleges in South India, report on how the curriculum was received, and discuss next steps being taken to implement the curriculum elsewhere in the country in a flexible manner.

But few concrete steps have been taken to implement even these reforms.

But no action has yet been taken to implement the spending cuts.

The measures planned to be taken to implement and enforce the provisions of the protocol.

"The critical moment will be the spending review when a decision could be taken to implement this," he said.

The Commissioner of Social Security shall review such a determination before any action is taken to implement the determination.

But no action has been taken to implement the declaration, and very little has been done to help women in ethnic minority communities, the WLB says.