Sentence examples for implement historic from inspiring English sources

Northern Ireland has decided not to implement historic reforms to libel legislation that were passed into law in England and Wales after a three-year campaign by Lord Lester and Lord McNally.

In my first year in office, we pushed back on that power by implementing historic reforms to get rid of the influence of those special interests.

It is indeed a cruel irony that just as the hard work begins to implement the historic SDGs, the resources needed for that work are under threat.

Jason Rezaian, the Washington Post journalist imprisoned in Iran for more than a year, has been released along with three other dual-nationality prisoners as Tehran prepares to implement a historic nuclear agreement with western leaders.

Mr. Hollande also called on the gathered countries to "do everything to implement the historic agreement" on climate change that was signed in Paris last year because there was "no time to lose".

One of us was the chief British negotiator for Northern Ireland, helping reach and implement the historic Good Friday Agreement, which put an end to years of violence between Catholics and Protestants.

On Monday night, Mr. Trump said that "my administration intends to fully fund and implement this historic law". It was the line that many concerned advocates had been hoping to hear.

And despite the threat of environmental rollbacks and noise about pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement, 1000 companies and investors have signed on to the Business Backs Low-Carbon USA statement, which reiterated support and intent to implement the historic Agreement to address climate change.

IAVA looks forward to supporting him to implement the historic change that is needed at the VA.

Fran Offenhauser with Offenhauser/Mekeel Architects is collaborating on the project with Gruen Associates to implement a historic preservation treatment plan for the mansion.

State officials want to know, among other things, which crimes specifically constitute "murder". Florida lawmakers met for the first time this week to begin to figure out how exactly to implement a historic measure approved by voters making it easier for felons to get the right to vote back.