Sentence examples for implementing a living from inspiring English sources

The plan introduces strategies for resolving disparities in education, employment, the economy, housing and health, such as implementing a living wage of $15 and increasing federal funding of public schools.

The party has been becoming increasingly legit over the last few years: they've now got policies on everything from banning Trident to implementing a living wage of £10 by 2020, to increasing NHS funding to mental health services, to inclusive LGBTQ sex education in schools.

The commission made six major recommendations: The UK should commit to implementing a living wage by 2025 at the latest.

He also supported making the UK's 50% top rate of tax permanent, as well as the institution of a new financial transaction tax, mutualising Northern Rock, putting limits on top salaries, scrapping tuition fees in favour of a graduate tax, implementing a living wage policy and the scrapping of the ID cards policy, and has spoken in favour of a "National Care Service".

Many actions from the OPEN Sydney strategy have now been incorporated into our routine work: we've led Sydney's small bar revolution and introduced food trucks, upgraded taxi ranks and improved wayfinding, increased CCTV, developed (and are now implementing) a live music action plan, and funded late night ambassadors to help people find the places or services they need.

We have implemented a live-chat feature on our clients' websites for the same purpose.

For example, Frommelt [ 19] implemented a course entitled 'Living with loss', which included topics related to loss, dying, death, grief and bereavement, for 45 hours spread over a 15 week semester long period.

FriendFeed implemented a similar live-updating stream before the Facebook acquisition, and that seemed to help boost engagement.

This paper describes a collaborative evaluation conducted by partners implementing Active Living by Design (ALbD) programs at one Chicago elementary school.

Research by London Economics across multiple sectors (including a number of charities) found that five out of six employers saw an enhanced quality of work from staff after implementing the Living Wage.

"What we really need to see instead is the UK leading by example, adopting sustainable solutions aimed at saving refugees' lives and implementing a more equitable system for sharing responsibility for protecting them".