Sentence examples for has decided not to implement from inspiring English sources
His successor, George Osborne, has decided not to implement another bonus tax.
Carney confirmed Wednesday that the White House has decided not to implement Number 3. President Obama is "extremely grateful" for the report and its findings, Carney said.
Northern Ireland has decided not to implement historic reforms to libel legislation that were passed into law in England and Wales after a three-year campaign by Lord Lester and Lord McNally.
the Treasury said: "The government has decided not to implement pay to stay, under which local authority tenants with taxable incomes over £31,000 (or £40,000 in London) would have been required to pay a market, or near market, rent.
The company said in a release this morning Medicare has decided not to implement a previous decision that would have placed all federally approved treatments for osteoarthritis of the knee in the same billing category.
"The key is to take time to make sure everything is in place," counsels Lillian Lowery, the state school superintendent for Maryland, which adopted the new science standards in June 2013 but has decided not to implement them until the 2017 to 2018 academic year.
In July 2008, Benn announced that "after a great deal of consideration", he had decided not to implement a culling policy, and to instead invest £20 million on a new programme of bTB vaccination research, a decision based primarily on the advice of the ISG BBCC 2008).
"I've decided not to throw up".
