Sentence examples for go ahead with implementing from inspiring English sources
"This movement has created a faith that the country can be rid of corruption and we can go ahead with implementing laws and the Constitution".
Last month, the governor of Kano, the north's most populous state, announced that he had decided to go ahead with implementing sharia, or Islamic law, from the first day of Ramadan, which this year will fall in late November.
This, as most commentators assume, does not reflect a policy change: Obama is adamant to go ahead with implementing the two-state solution, but he has come to the conclusion that embracing Israel is a more effective way of getting there than to isolate it.
After considerable internal debate, MSF decided to go ahead with implementing a spinal cord injury rehabilitation program.
Despite the fact that previously attempted ISP-level filtering technology failed, the Australian government will go ahead with a plan to implement such filtering, starting with a trial in Tasmania.
In March, he announced that America would not go ahead with its Kyoto commitments, because implementing them threatened America's economic wellbeing.
In March, Mr Bush announced that America would not go ahead with its Kyoto commitments, because implementing them threatened America's economic wellbeing.
Abe says he will decide by the end of the year whether to go ahead with a second rise in sales tax, due to be implemented in October 2015.
"Given this union result and feedback from non-unionised staff we will now implement the pay review offer and expect to go ahead with our final pensions offer when we conclude our consultation".
"Go ahead with the plan we discussed.
