Sentence examples for implement a further from inspiring English sources

January 1998: Marr is sacked after refusing to implement a further round of redundancies.

Athens is under intense pressure from creditors to implement a further €12bn in spending cuts by July.

Cash says TfL will need to implement a further £4.5bn of coalition cuts and says London mayor Boris Johnson is "an absolute disgrace".

Ofcom has been asked to seek views on how to implement a further requirement, namely that viewers must be notified at the beginning and end of each commercial break that product placement has been used in the programme.

The principal objection is to the post-election decision by Mr Gove, who is also Lord Chancellor, to implement a further 8.75 per cent cut to legal aid fees, on top of a similar fee reduction enforced last year.

If the Dovrat proposals are adopted, he will return the education budget to its 2003 level; if not, he will implement a further deep slash: hence the 4,500 redundancies.Maybe the reforms are necessary, says Etti Chasson, a middle-school teacher in Jerusalem, "but we're being kicked out in the most brutal way".

Sturgeon is expected to then press for a new round of talks on implementing a further round of devolution over coming years, beyond the Smith commission powers due to be unveiled in the Queen's speech.

While there is skepticism in some countries that Greece can live up to its commitments — including implementing a further €3.3 billion of spending cuts and tax increases — officials said momentum was behind approving the deal.

"Instead, it has actually increased duty on fuel by going ahead with two rises inherited from the previous administration, and effectively implemented a further price hike this month with the 2.5% increase in VAT," it said.

After the eligibility changes were implemented a further 54 screening logs were received from 27 centres with a total of 151 patients screened.

The initial purpose of this research is to examine the strategies of early childhood teachers in Greece for managing behavior problems in their classroom and then to design and implement a program for further teachers' training.