Sentence examples for governors to implement from inspiring English sources

Given the refusal of many Republican governors to implement the law in their states, it is particularly important for the White House to explain what steps are necessary to get insurance coverage.

While the EPA plan establishes guidelines to cut 30percentt of the nation's carbon pollution from power plants by 2030, it will be up to governors to implement strong programs to meet the standards in ways that are best for their states.

An agency identified by a WQM plan and designated by the Governor to implement specific control recommendations.

The strike drew national attention and forced the Legislature and governor to implement an across-the-board pay increase and promise to fix the state employee health plan.

The Emergency Budget Act would allow the governor to implement emergency rules to cut programs, make all state programs "subject to appropriation" and thus optional instead of mandatory, and establish contingency reserves that could be used to eliminate budgeted state programs.

Under the new Stanley plan, however, a school board could petition to have the schools reopened, although this would require that the Assembly take over the district, the governor to act as the Assembly's agent, and the governor to implement a segregationist pupil assignment plan.

He withdrew the threat after provincial governors promised to implement budget cuts.See article: Survival in ArgentinaJean Chrétien, Canada's prime minister, sacked his defence minister, Art Eggleton, who had admitted hiring a former girlfriend with no medical qualifications as a consultant to study soldiers' health.

Swaminarayan also encouraged the British Governor James Walker to implement strong measures to stop the practice of sati.

Maryland StateStat One of O'Malley's first actions as Governor was to implement the same CitiStat system he used to manage Baltimore City on a statewide level.

In May 1774 General Thomas Gage arrived in Boston to take over as governor, and to implement the "Coercive Acts" Parliament had passed as punishment for the tea party.

The North Carolina legislature is still trying to thwart the efforts of the newly elected Democratic governor, Roy Cooper, to implement expansion.