Sentence examples for implement an agenda from inspiring English sources

Given the stakes involved, policymakers must develop and implement an agenda that aligns Internet policy with the core principles of international trade.

Speaking without notes, Mr Bercow said: "I want to implement an agenda for reform, for renewal, for revitalisation and for the re-assertion of the core values of this great institution in the context of the 21st century".

I want to implement an agenda for reform, for renewal, for revitalisation and for the re-assertion of the core values of this great institution in the context of the 21st century".

"I want to implement an agenda for reform, for renewal, for revitalisation and for the re-assertion of the core values of this great institution in the context of the 21st-century," he said in his appeal for votes.

CSX's current management has fought back, arguing that they have grown the company by leaps and bounds and that the hedge funds "may seek to implement an agenda that would damage CSX's future success and returns to shareholders," according to a company press release.

The president will implement some form of executive action that allows undocumented immigrants to stay in the country legally, while he explores other ways to implement an agenda absent congressional approval.

Her honesty about the challenges of implementing an agenda we would all support does not make her "cautious" or "incrementalist".

Tiny, as in the morality of a man who wants to lead the "free world" by implementing an agenda of torture and collective punishment.

The country's institutions need to evolve with the times, lest the Chinese people lose faith in a paternalistic government's ability to slowly but surely implement an economic agenda that delivers broad-based opportunity.

But the country's institutions need to evolve with the times, lest the Chinese people lose faith in government's ability to slowly but surely implement an economic agenda that bets on genuine innovation to improve the lives -- and the economic prospects -- of both the ambitious middle class and the striving masses.

It is time to capitalise on the global policy environment becoming more favourable to action on health transition in Africa [ 29, 30] and implement a research agenda on health transition which builds on the well established research agenda for communicable diseases such as HIV [ 31] and malaria [ 32] and on recent contributions to the agenda for NCDs [ 16].