Sentence examples for had decided to implement from inspiring English sources

The Business Council of Australia chief executive, Jennifer Westacott, said they were disappointed the government had decided to implement a fee regime on all overseas investments in Australia.

Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt said he was "pleased" with the proposal and that the government had decided to implement it next year.

Also, coaches who had decided to implement FootyFirst often encouraged their sports trainers to engage with the project, which would have influenced the reach and adoption of the system.

What if President George W Bush, after his attempts to partially privatise the Social Security retirement savings programme were rebuffed by Congress, had decided to implement his plan by executive fiat?

The firm said it had decided to implement the following guidelines to address censorship concerns: Government restrictions on content will be implemented only when and to the extent required.

Ninety-one practices had decided to implement the European Practice Assessment.

This year, the higher echelons of Royal Mail management have decided to implement some changes.

Of course, the 45 states that have decided to implement the Common Core did so willingly.

The indications are that more than 90% of local authorities have decided to implement the 2% increase.

"And the reason I don't say that is because track and field has decided to implement a testing program and it seems to be pretty effective".

The SEI has decided to implement a broader approach to process standards that can be used for any engineering process, not just software development.