Sentence examples for implement its side from inspiring English sources

Greece's Syriza government has said it will implement its side of the bargain with lenders, but has long maintained that the bailout terms are excessively harsh.

"The United States has not only failed to implement its side but is even asking for more," he said.

Mr Bashir let the Sudan People's Liberation Movement, the main southern group, reshuffle its ministers, but it refused to rejoin the government unless the north implemented its side of the agreement on issues such as troop withdrawal and boundary demarcations.

We are not living in denial … but we owe it to our [loved] ones not to declare them lost without 100% certainty!" The Chinese Foreign Ministry said in a statement, "We request that the Malaysian side earnestly implement its relevant commitments, continue to investigate the cause of the plane crash … and earnestly safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the families of the passengers".

It can implement the harsher side of Islamic justice less fervently, relax its more repressive or tiresome rules, be fairer to women (who already do better than in some Arab countries), allow free expression and association.

"We are ready to implement our side of the deal, but Israel has never offered peace".

While extremely helpful, most game engines don't help you implement this side of things.

Such reform is a central component of the NHS Plan [ 58] and NHS Reform [ 56], which specifically, proposed four work-streams to implement demand side reforms; supply side reforms, transactional reforms and systems management.

IRSP (integrated resource strategic planning) is a useful tool to implement DSM (demand side management) and power planning on the supply side.

The peace plan known as the "road map" is not being implemented: neither side has managed its first step, which is a ceasefire.

Draghi correctly points out that QE would be ineffective unless governments implement faster supply side structural reforms and the right balance of short-term fiscal flexibility and medium-term austerity.