Sentence examples for faith to implement from inspiring English sources

Our new policy was not just a declaration; during my tenure, we worked hard and in good faith to implement it.

The Times, taking a similar view, explains that the industry's "independent royal charter" is an attempt in good faith to implement the Leveson report, introducing the toughest system of regulation in the western world".

He has suggested replacing register office marriages and civil partnerships with a new form of civil union to "strengthen the concept that marriage is a union between one man and one woman, to leave that to faith to implement".

"My two top priorities as co-chair of the HIV/AIDS Caucus are to better enable faith-based organizations to implement life-saving medical services and to make significant strides so no child is born with HIV after 2015.

That is why the Global Fund, which provides the funding but relies on governments, NGOs and faith-based organizations to implement health programs in the field, pursues corruption so relentlessly and insists that every cent that goes missing is paid back.

Common sense dictates that we should already be pushing more countries to implement good faith policy initiatives like Portugal did -- decriminalizing all drugs and investing in compassionate care for problematic drug users -- with stunningly positive results.

"But it seems to be an article of faith for them that they have to implement this because of the research which has been carried out in America, which has a 12-week break".

Even if ICE were to implement in good faith the proposed reforms, which include things like starting a stakeholder task force to review complaints, expediting review of individual cases, and expanding the very limited medical and psychological care that is available, the practice of family detention is irreconcilable with the basic principals of a liberal democracy and of international law.

John DiIulio, who was brought into the White House to implement Mr Bush's "faith-based initiative", was told to retract his criticism that the administration lacked a proper policy shop for evaluating facts and arguments impartially.

The religious leaders will sign a Memorandum of Understanding "MOU" to implement the strategic partnership and faith based organisations agreed to work together in facilitating a community dialogue which includes all the members supporting children's rights in Sudan.

Requiring States take responsibility Article 4 was drafted on the good-faith assumption that States parties would be keen to implement the Convention.