Sentence examples for elect to implement from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, some researchers may elect to implement QoL measures on which forward and backward translations have been performed, but that have not been tested with children, due to the constraints of a small sample size (for example, the Greek version of the PedsQL, ).

This he does in a political system that now thwarts whatever plans a president is elected to implement.

Flanked by two newly elected Tory MSPs who back Brexit, Ross Thomson and Graham Simpson, Harris said: "Our elected politicians can't pass laws they have been elected to implement.

The party was later re-elected to implement austerity in much the same way as the centre left party it eclipsed had done.

Asked about conservative MPs loyal to Tony Abbott such as Eric Abetz and Kevin Andrews, he replied: "These are long-serving members of the parliament, who have made a significant contribution and will continue to put forward their two cents' worth... [but] as a government, we're committed to the policies we were elected to implement".

New Labour was elected to implement change not to thwart it - and in every area, whether student finance, opening up the NHS to innovation, moving beyond the comprehensive era, reforming the asylum system, or tackling poverty - the need for reform is pressing.

Evidence shows that testing rates increase when opt-out policies are adopted in other settings3 and we elected to implement this in our ICU.

We elected to implement one because we wanted to keep the assets at a comfortable level where we think we can continue to produce attractive risk adjusted returns.

I am older and wiser than 2008, when I thought Barack Obama merely needed to be elected to implement his dream, only to watch him be blockaded a million times by the House and the Senate for both of his terms.

In our NICU, the team elected to implement probiotics as a NEC prevention strategy.

Epidemiologists from several state health departments that have elected to implement enhanced antimicrobial drug-resistance surveillance programs presented alternative surveillance methods currently implemented in their states.