Sentence examples for full implementation of the recommendations from inspiring English sources

The immediate need is for the full implementation of the recommendations of the Mitchell Committee, including the cessation of violence, a total freeze on settlement activity, implementation of outstanding agreements and a return to permanent-status negotiations.

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But Mr Cameron, having decided to attend, must now "insist on the full implementation of the recommendations of Sri Lanka's own Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission", Mr Miliband argued, in an article for the Tamil Guardian.

No budgetary or political resource should be spared to ensure full implementation of the recommendations.

We believe the full implementation of these recommendations will profoundly change the outcomes for the child victims of family violence.

Actor Hugh Grant - the phone-hacking victim who fronts the Hacked Off group campaigning for full implementation of the Leveson recommendations - said he feared an acceptable agreement was still "a long, long way" off.

This situation indicates a major preventive medicine opportunity through full implementation of the current recommendations for PPV use.

Although there are well established UK national guidelines for the management of tracheostomy patients, outside the ICU/HDU environment there is a lack of full implementation of the NTSP recommendations, increasing the risk of tracheostomy-related morbidity and mortality.

When Liberians call for a war crimes tribunal and full implementation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) recommendations, they are calling for positive peace.

To go the extra mile, President Bush must call for full implementation of the Mitchell report's recommendations and be more outspoken against Israel's defiance of American and international requests, which are reasonable.