Sentence examples for crisis implementing from inspiring English sources
Her replacement, Michel Temer, quickly began to address what he calls a "fiscal crisis", implementing a new tax structure and reforming entitlements.
Ireland has been a good soldier in this crisis, grimly implementing savage spending cuts.
In addition to other system-level interventions, all states have responded during the crisis by implementing prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMPs).
To the Editor: Unfortunately, Alex Perriello's proposal to solve the current mortgage crisis by implementing equity-sharing arrangements between lenders and underwater homeowners ignores the single most important indicator of future loan performance and default risk: how much equity a homeowner has in his or her home.
These criminal links prevent the government from resolving the nation's banking crisis or implementing other badly needed reforms.
The authors show that in Argentina the government's response to the crisis of implementing a work requirement as a precondition for receipt of the Jefes transfers and offering a wage subsidy to employers produced effects.
Training police officers to recognise and handle mental health crises, and implementing practical models of cooperation between the police and mental health services in dealing with such crises may further improve police referral of individuals disengaged from mental health services.
More than ever before, crisis preparedness – and implementing a crisis-ready corporate culture – should be made a priority in 2017.
It is also for the most part tightly tied to specific crises and implementing organisations and provided within narrow time windows.
Governments and corporations alike react to crises by implementing more rules and regulations.
When many countries globally are experiencing economic crises and implementing austerity measures to reduce national debts, families with children are particularly vulnerable.
