Sentence examples for implemented earnest from inspiring English sources
But ultimately the next president will take office on Jan . 20 and it's his policies that will be implemented," Earnest said.
For instance, while Iran accepted 126 specific human rights recommendations by the UN Human Rights Council's universal periodic review in 2010, it has done little to implement in earnest any of them.
"We will be looking to see whether or not these decisions by very earnest regulators will be implemented and enforced," Mr. Fisher said.
The broader details are important and will unfold in time, but not without the strong and earnest desire to implement such a system, which must be at the forefront in the mind of our nation's administrative machinery.
Moreover, key people implementing the changes are relatively young, fresh and earnest.
Performance-related pay and top-down accountability-driven leadership will increasingly lose credibility and the exam system will stabilise as we simply get on with implementing the planned changes to GCSEs that start in earnest in September.
He suspects that prices will start dropping in earnest after the election, once whichever party is in control begins to implement public spending cuts, and when the Bank of England base rate starts to rise again.
The MoHSW will fully implement the legal and administrative framework necessary for decentralization of the health sector - a process that was intended in the 2007 NHP but not begun in earnest.
Earnest but modest, the museum offers collections of early Native American stone weapons and implements.
chants started in earnest.
