Sentence examples for implement official from inspiring English sources

Local communities or small-scale forest operators face difficulties in adjusting traditional practices to implement official forestry regulations, that are usually drafted with little harmonization of different management objectives and also little consideration of local socio-ecological contexts.

The scholars criticized the commission system for minority affairs across the country, suggesting it should become a much more powerful division of the government to implement official policies for minorities.

It's not for nothing that cities like New York are implementing official programs to look into algorithmic bias in systems like this, whether they're for predicting crimes, identifying repeat offenders or convicting suspects.

Forrester Research says that more than half of the enterprises in North America and Europe are implementing official BYOD programs so that companies do not find themselves with hundreds of security leaks because workers are demanding better smartphones and tablets, and simply bring their own in when all they get from IT are three year-old BlackBerrys.

When, as the Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem found, "soldiers including snipers fired for hours on end at protesters," they were faithfully implementing official policy.

When, as the Israeli human rights organisation B'Tselem found, "soldiers – including snipers – fired for hours on end at protesters", they were faithfully implementing official policy.

Some of the mistrust is a legacy of the Communist years when the government implemented official solidarity campaigns with other Socialist-bloc countries or with the Third World.

A remedy that would simply constrain Microsoft's behavior while keeping the company intact would be "more palatable at the appeals level and maybe easier to implement," one official said.

VICE was told those who attempted to implement an official registration system with paid membership cards were exiled from the group.

Cutting out private companies from the system would cost taxpayers billions of dollars more a year and take more than a decade to implement, the official warned.

So for almost a decade, foreign explorers were banned from Ecuador in order to give the country time to establish a formal royalty system and implement an official set of regulations.