Sentence examples for departments to implement from inspiring English sources

President Obama called the Doma ruling a "historic step forward for marriage equality" and said he had ordered government departments to implement it as quickly as possible.

It also identified "well over 500 projects" being undertaken by Whitehall departments to implement Brexit, creating the need for up to 30,000 extra civil servants.

The authors describe how expressive systems work and suggest ways of modifying the roles and structure of IS departments to implement the new technology.

The bride, 30, works in New York as a senior product manager for The New York Times, where she works with the newsroom, technology and business departments to implement new digital products.

Ms. Hardiman, 28, who is keeping her name, is a senior product manager at The New York Times, where she works with the newsroom, technology and business departments to implement new digital and mobile products.

This includes a "Creating Healthier Communities" grant program for health departments to implement various prevention initiatives to reduce chronic diseases and eliminate inequalities in health by race, ethnicity and socioeconomic status.

As secretary of state, George Shultz motivated (much of) a naturally skeptical department to implement President Ronald Reagan's foreign policy vision.

In Irwindale, Calif., the California Joint Powers Insurance Authority forced the police department to implement a "performance improvement plan" in 2013 in order to keep its coverage.

"The simplest way to solve this problem is for the department to implement what they already have an obligation to do, which is to care about their employees a little bit and actually manage the process," she said.

Now it has a dedicated sustainability department to implement its programmes, from reforestation to a biodigester that cleans waste water, and it does not recommend four-wheel drive tours.

WRG is now a member of the state's Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resources Management, a semi-governmental thinktank that advises various ministries, conducts policy research and analysis and is helping the water resources department to implement its new water vision 2030.