Sentence examples for brink of implementing from inspiring English sources
At the time of his death, Habyarimana was on the brink of implementing the Arusha Accords, a power-sharing peace agreement with the Rwandan Patriotic Front, a rebel army led by Paul Kagame (who is now Rwanda's president).
Ontario is on the brink of implementing regionalised health care in the form of fourteen Local Health Integration Networks (or LHINs) [ 19].
At the brink of implementing new programs (EU) or decisions on continuation of existing programs (USA), we questioned what the influence of the pediatric exclusivity regulation has been on pediatric drug development.
Two and a half years ago, Nassau County, hovering on the brink of bankruptcy, began implementing changes to address rampant corruption in local government.
Three years removed from the brink of financial disaster, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDICC) adopted a final rule implementing a provision of the Dodd-Frank Act requiring systemically important financial institutions, or SIFIs -- like the ones that failed, folded or were put on life support in 2008 -- to implement so-called "living wills" or, more technically, rapid resolution plans.
Thus Smith stuck mainly to big bets in implementing his strategy, which drove him to the brink of bankruptcy in his first two years of operation but ultimately reshaped an entire industry.
Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon says F1 is on the brink of being branded a failure if it is unable to implement much-needed cost control measures.
In the same issue, we read that Alan Milburn recommends that the living wage be implemented by 2025 at the latest (Society on the brink of permanent division, government warned).
The Tunisian quartet negotiated and implemented a plan to guide Tunisia away from the brink of civil war towards a peaceful and democratic society.
Could we be on the brink of an age where a much more advanced version of the #TaxRobots idea that Bill Gates has advocated can indeed be implemented?
