Sentence examples for implemented to move from inspiring English sources

There's much that she's implemented to move us closer to that goal.

Globally, there has been similar legislation introduced and implemented to move entrepreneur capital online in a growing number of countries.

For example, (1) "This is where we stand," (2) "These are our budget concerns," and (3) "This is the proposed process we will implement to move the project forward".

Thousands of teachers have quit under a well-intentioned but badly implemented scheme to move them to poorer schools.

Under U.N. auspices, there was to be an international conference in Finland last December to try to implement plans to move toward this.

Communities are also taking matters into their own hands, developing innovative community-owned clean energy projects and implementing plans to move to 100% renewables.

"The main one being that governments actually stick to their targets which they stipulated in terms of implementing policy to move towards a two degree limit in global warming by 2050," said Wilkins.

Addressing the afore-mentioned R&D and capacity needs will allow for full-scale implementation of an MRV system, and so allow those countries who wish to fully implement REDD+ to move towards improved forest management and reduced emissions.

A health chief has told the BBC a robust action plan is being implemented to ensure patients are moved quickly through Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital's emergency system.

ShippingGame: implement a program to move parcels on trucks efficiently.

"However, my job was to implement the strategy to move Scottish football forward: clearly the structure is now fully in place and Scottish football will continue to see the benefits in coming years".