Sentence examples for implement much of from inspiring English sources
Some countries still have to implement much of their promised boost to their economies.
Where Mr Yudhoyono balked at raising subsidised petrol prices whenever parliament resisted, Jokowi on November 17th hiked them by 31%, and despite a plunge in the global oil price.Though Jokowi has suffered a setback, he should be able to use the powers of the presidency to implement much of his programme.
Right?! So, dear reader, this is also the perfect time to discuss why you've read these columns month after month but still haven't managed to implement much of my advice!
The coalition parties have implemented much of their 2010 programme.
As National Journal pointed out Friday, "The agency also implements much of the country's social policy through the tax code".
He fails to emphasize that the Russians never implemented much of the advice of the very experts he attacks for losing Russia.
But then Cameron and Osborne popped up with their imprudent proposal to lose a few billion pounds by not implementing much of the National Insurance increase.
But there exists no Security Council blueprint to solve it.Israel says that it has already implemented much of 242, and that it stands ready to implement the rest of it.
His administration unveiled a "Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals" program that implemented much of the DREAM Act administratively.
Dr. Belkin has been one of the nation's leading experts on gays in the military for more than a decade, and he designed and implemented much of the public education plan that undermined the military's and Congress's rational for "don't ask, don't tell".
Conclusions Reallocation of resources to cost effective intervention strategies would increase health gain, save money and help implement much needed expansion of services for neuropsychiatric conditions in low resource settings.
