Sentence examples for force the implementation from inspiring English sources

The next step is to force the implementation of policies that will actually reduce inequality, rather than exacerbate it as Murdoch would have us do.

Additionally, while cost savings and expedience force the implementation to closely follow the existing and approved internal audit program, a certain level of reengineering of audit processes is inevitable due to the necessity to separate formalizable and non-formalizable parts of the program.

Against the backdrop of a shrinking and increasingly educated labour force, the implementation of the Smart Water Grid will also streamline manpower requirements and redesign work processes by automating menial tasks.

The objective of the protests was to have Decree Number 10 repealed, and to force the implementation of religious equality.

HSUS has petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to add giraffes to its list of protected species alongside the lists from other conservation agencies, which would force the implementation of a near-total restriction on imports and sales of giraffe parts.

During the 20th century, the state acted on three occasions: the Post-War desegregation of the armed forces; the implementation of the peacetime draft following the Korean conflict, and the 1973 move to the All-Volunteer Force.

Biko Agozino, head of the criminology unit at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad, says a rise in crime can be traced back to the 1980s when "structural adjustment" programmes by the World Bank and the IMF forced the implementation of stringent free markets, aggravating inequalities.

However, the intrinsic characteristics of this scenario[18] did not allow the implementation of these techniques because all environmental measures are moved by private markets and there are no laws forcing the implementation of energy recovery.

Photovoltaic (PV) systems form an important force in the implementation of renewable energies, but as we all know, the force has always its dark side.

One argument against their use is based on the perceived incompatibility between the use of armed personnel and the nature humanitarian action, with the threat of force in the implementation of humanitarian operations seeming contradictory to the ethos of humanitarian action, which is based on the alleviation of suffering.

This temporary arrangement would only come into force following the implementation period, in specific and narrow circumstances, such as a delay in the implementation of the end state customs arrangement, and would be time-limited.