Sentence examples for how it would implement from inspiring English sources
It gave the various elements of the armed forces until 2016 to explain how it would implement the move, or seek exception.
The whole issue has not been helped by the government's long prevarication over how it would implement the EU directive on age discrimination.
ShareAction said it would press Rio Tinto on how it would implement pledges in the resolution, in light of what it argues is disappointing progress by BP.
The government set out how it would implement pay rises for 2014-15 after it asked the pay review bodies of public sector workforces to examine how a 1% increase could be applied.
Last month, the EPA issued a guidance document outlining how it would implement a bipartisan 2016 law that for the first time requires the agency to rule on a new chemical's potential risks before allowing it on the market.
Each major geographic region and product unit built its own scorecard, which highlighted its unique objectives and initiatives for local strategy but also made clear how it would implement the five themes locally.
This enabled each country to decide what elements of the MCI it would implement, and how and when this would be done.
Estimating the full impact of the Graham-Cassidy plan is difficult given its complexity and uncertainty about how it would be implemented, but analyses by the Kaiser Family Foundation, consulting firm Avalere Health and the state itself indicate California would lose at least $112 billion in federal aid by 2027.
"The problem is not with the bill's intention, but how it would be implemented".
The committee also castigated the government for restricting consultation on the decision to how it would be implemented and said possible consequences were "inadequately examined".
Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry education and training director Jenny Lambert welcomed the announcement but asked for detail on how it would be implemented in tertiary education systems administered by the states.
