Sentence examples for brought in to implement from inspiring English sources

McChrystal was brought in to implement a new strategy modeled after the surge strategy in Iraq one in which U.S. forces would focus on protecting the population from insurgents rather than simply trying to kill large numbers of militants.

Rather than being seen as a supporting player brought in to implement decisions that have already been made, the CHRO will have a central part in corporate decision making and will be properly prepared for that role.

Wotte was brought in to implement the SFA's performance strategy in the wake of the Henry McLeish Review of Scottish Football, which recommended sweeping changes to the domestic structure.

A few months later, Hillary was brought in to help implement that report's recommendations.

The reforms he brought in to make the Fund better at spotting trouble ahead are only now being implemented.

In addition, senior officials brought in by Saif al-Islam to help implement reform measures have encountered serious opposition from regime figures skeptical about the strategic decision to re-engage with the West (and particularly the U.S). and concerned that their livelihoods, which depend on the old, kleptocratic way of doing business, will be directly threatened by reform.

It says the one change to labour laws that has been brought in, a wage protection system to ensure workers are properly paid, is being implemented slowly.

We commonly bring in outside management experts to implement industry best practices.

If necessary, bring in outside assistance to help implement the changes while you concentrate on other areas of your business.

A year and half later he was brought on board to implement it.

To maintain consistency across plants (and avoid negative publicity), foreign companies often bring in new technologies and implement higher environmental standards than local firms.