Sentence examples for if it began implementing from inspiring English sources

The gridlock report came after the head of the ESM said at the weekend that Greece should be able to secure at least short-term debt relief measures but only if it began implementing the remaining reforms.

"The federal government should commit to a significant increase in new federal funding, including for higher teacher salaries, but cities and states could only receive it if they began implementing the reforms I've outlined today," the mayor said as more than 200 regional Urban League leaders dined on roast pork, salad and iced tea.

Acton and Koum had a clause in their contract that allowed them to get all their stock, which was being doled out over four years, if Facebook began "implementing monetization initiatives" without their consent.

Still, it seems Acton and Koum had a pretty major inkling of the looming clash of business "principles and ethics" with Facebook's management, given they had a clause written into their contract to allow them to immediately get all their stock if the company began "implementing monetization initiatives" without their consent.

DHS began implementing the president's order immediately after he signed it, according to the official.

Cornwallis began implementing the regulations in 1793.

The military began implementing that policy Monday.

But it seems as if police have already begun implementing heavy-handed tactics against protestors: debate had to be suspended when four people were ejected from the building and three were arrested.

Recognizing the need for change means the F.A. can now begin implementing it.

It's important to begin implementing our ideas across the board.

Ways and Means as well as Energy and Commerce are the two committees progressives need if they're going to begin implementing their policy ideas in a meaningful way; without it, Ocasio-Cortez and other newly elected progressives will have a tough time getting any bill of consequence to advance to a floor vote.