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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".

We have to suddenly say, 'enough is enough.'" Counihan is one of the many people trying in good faith to implement the law who says, "I wish we had one more year". We should make one thing clear.

Next January, we begin a six-week, train-the-trainer course that prepares two congregational members from each house of faith to implement prevention programmes among their peers.

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

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".

That said, a good-faith effort to implement the deal would have offered Russia a better way forward than the one they appear to have chosen, for several reasons.

Unfortunately, with a struggling NHS, facing a staffing crisis, it is difficult to have any faith that the necessary resources are available to implement the recommendations the government proposes.

We are working hard to implement the law in good faith," said a Facebook spokesman.

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.

"Scientists bring innovative solutions on how to manage the waste generated, the government brings the infrastructure to implement the scientist's innovations and faith leaders help people see the other sides to the story.