Sentence examples for has refused to implement from inspiring English sources

He has refused to implement a new emissions policy until America does.

But so far the home secretary has refused to implement them.

But Jack Straw, the home secretary, has refused to implement that portion of the Crime Sentences Act because it is tied up with other, undesirable, measures.

The problem is that Greece's new government has refused to implement reforms promised by its predecessor, and has not proposed alternatives its creditors consider adequate.

Moving beyond a crackdown on advertising, the Labour leader said his party would cap the cost of credit imposed by the companies using powers in the Financial Services Act "which this Conservative-led Government has refused to implement".

He also has refused to implement another program that would have provided 53,000 scholarships to Muslim students in Gujarat — a state where 75 percent of school-age Muslims are enrolled in school but only 26 percent go on to finish, while 79 percent of the total school-age population is enrolled and 41 percent go on to finish.

It further asks that service providers block users' access to specific peer-to-peer file-sharing services — those that "have refused to implement steps to prevent infringement," according to a copy of the group's request obtained by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Staff in at least 11 colleges are voting on taking strike action against colleges that have refused to implement the terms of a pay deal, agreed two years ago, between the lecturers' union Natfhe and the Association of Colleges.

A range of Republican governors, including some who have refused to implement elements of the health initiative in their states, said in interviews that a standoff in Washington before the new fiscal year this fall could backfire on the party if it is seen as being responsible for bringing the government to a halt.

Their policies set the market, yet they have refused to implement basic foreclosure best practices, such as ensuring that a family is not foreclosed on at the same time the servicer is verifying their eligibility for a modification.

Also, the CBO reduced its estimate of the net cost of the ACA by $9 billion through 2024, in part because of the number of states that have refused to implement the law's Medicaid expansions.