Sentence examples for implement proposals from from inspiring English sources

The Speaker will also have to implement proposals from Sir Christopher Kelly's Committee on Standards in Public Life this autumn.

"The Scottish government, as a member of the SNCT, helped to secure this offer which provides a one per cent pay offer, implements proposals from the McCormac Review and addresses the needs of teachers undertaking short term supply work".

Kyoto CL implements proposal EXCLUDES-BINDINGS.

Following a public consultation, which attracted 6,500 responses, the cabinet was to decide on Wednesday if they would implement those proposals from April.

If implemented, the proposals from the GP-led NHS South Warwickshire clinical commissioning group (CCG) could also affect patients suffering from whiplash, a hernia or sore hip or knee, or who have fractured their spine or who need help getting out of bed.

Then they need to be challenged to implement a proposal from their Matthew Taylor report on "Living and Working in the Countryside": to give the local planning committee the right to determine change of use of a property from residence to holiday let or second home, with a pilot project here in the Lake District national park, where the sustainability of some communities is a problem.

Other specified governance problems at selected companies include combining the role of CEO and chairman, multiple share classes, lack of majority voting in director elections, lack of a shareholder right to act by written consent or call special meetings, and failure to implement (or to announce a plan to implement) successful shareholder proposals from prior years.

"Firstly, there was a commitment from the Prime Minister that the legislation that they will shortly introduce to the Westminster parliament to implement the proposals of the Smith Commission will implement those proposals in full.

Critics of Obama complain he has failed to implement concrete proposals.

As commander in chief, Obama could implement some proposals immediately.

The technology necessary to implement these proposals is imminent, although a few significant obstacles remain.