Sentence examples for government on implementation from inspiring English sources

In brief, what they require of States is that they: collect "appropriate information" to enable States "to formulate and implement policies to give effect to" the CRPD (Article 31); designate a focal point within government on implementation; and designate a mechanism "to promote, protect and monitor implementation of the present Convention (Article 33).

If the results of the trial are positive, they will be communicated immediately to Scottish Breast Screening Programme Board, who will then advise the Scottish Government Department of Health on implementation.

Universities UK fed in to the consultation process on early versions of the guidance and will continue to engage with universities and government on its implementation.

Sir Michael Graydon is a former Chief of the Air Staff and advised the British government on the implementation of no-fly zones in Iraq and Bosnia.

But the developing country government ministries leading on implementation often lack both power and money.

Last August, 67 former generals and defense experts petitioned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging him to accept the agreement as "an accomplished fact," and asking the Israeli government to focus on implementation of the agreement and to look toward future cooperation with the United States.

The remaining $33.9 million was spent by State and Territory governments on program implementation and promoting community awareness of the screening program [ 35].

The Bank of Norway has all the usual functions of a central bank, and it also advises the government on the practical implementation of credit policy.

Shanxi Provincial People's Government: "On the Accelerated Implementation of the Merger and Reorganization of Coal Mining Enterprises" (Jin ZhengFa (2008) 23), and the Shanxi Provincial People's Government: "Notice on Further Accelerating the Merger and Reorganization of Coal Mining Enterprises and Their Related Issues" (Jin ZhengFa (2009) No. 10).

Mark Harper, the minister for disabled people, will appear in front of the work and pensions select committee on Wednesday today to defend the government's troubled record on implementation of the new disability benefit, the personal independence payment (PIP).

"Enacting strong laws are simply a first step, but it needs the government to focus urgently on implementation if it is serious about protecting children and other victims of sexual abuse," Human Rights Watch's Ganguly said.