Sentence examples for days to implement from inspiring English sources

Along with the new sanitation stations, the administrative court ordered the installation of garbage collection sites and general cleaning of the camp, with eight days to implement the new measures and a €100 ($110) fine for each day of delay.

Iran then has three days to implement the decision.

The White House has given federal agencies including BOP and the justice department 180 days to implement the main reforms that Obama outlined in January.

With elections due in February, the new government has approximately 100 days to implement painful reforms that will ram home the message that even in its near-bankrupt state the country is intent on remaining in the euro zone.

Its lawyers pleaded "unjustifiable hardship", claiming the changes would cost A$2m£780,00000) and would take one employee 365 days to implement, although another estimate put the figure at £15,500.

A senior trade official said: "We have an agreement to liberalize, and it will take 120 days to implement". Part of the agreement is to continue negotiations for another 120 days on the precise terms of liberalization.

"Everybody is very saddened by this because people are working very hard, each and every day, to implement the charter.

The challenge of team management these days is to implement new processes as quickly as possible.

The entire company cast votes and the winner receives $10,000 and two days off to implement their idea.

After his first week in office, Booker announced a 100-day plan to implement reforms in Newark.

Peter H. Lehner, chief of the attorney general's Environmental Protection Bureau, said the companies had 30 days to fully implement the idling agreement.