Sentence examples for implement a series of from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to address the gender disparity in their workforce, technology companies have tried to implement a series of female friendly policies.

In 1998, the year the new rules became effective, Mr. Belden and others at Enron "agreed to devise and implement a series of fraudulent schemes through these markets".

He was sworn in as prime minister on December 21 , 2011 and he pledged to implement a series of austerity measures that would reduce Spain's deficit.

Barneys has now agreed to pay $525,000 in fees and penalties and to implement a series of changes to ensure it does not discriminate against black and Hispanic customers.

Its main request has been for the government to hurry up and implement a series of measures it had already agreed, including a compensation package for energy-intensive industries.

Tied in a straitjacket of its own making, it only whispers how some of its 34 member countries might implement a series of technical measures, which it meekly says may provide support for jobs and growth "at the margins".

First South Yorkshire, part of FirstGroup, became by far the largest bus operator and in recent years implemented a series of fare rises and service cuts which saw bus ridership drop.

Eco-Mission is led by a student action team, whose members have devised and implemented a series of workshops and projects.

"Moody's, for its part, has implemented a series of changes and procedural safeguards to help mitigate potential conflicts and increase the transparency of our analysis," Mr. Adler wrote.

The National Police Improvement Agency, which administers the list, says it has implemented a series of measures to ensure that forensic pathologists perform to the highest standards.

After all, George Bush, as governor of Texas, had implemented a series of reforms that made it more difficult to sue companies.