Sentence examples for implementing a new social from inspiring English sources
Chávez looked paler, his face swollen, but was as expansive as ever, announcing that Venezuela would refuse to participate in a World Bank arbitration panel that could award billions to ExxonMobil after Chávez expropriated its assets, and implementing a new social program with the Orwellian name the Great Mission Knowledge and Work.
Establishing individual, population and social health in fragile and post-conflict societies requires not only overcoming past and present barriers to care, but negotiating and implementing a new social contract.
We (or NATO) would have to have boots on the ground to help them topple Assad and then stay for years to keep the warring parties from murdering each other, to suppress the violent extremists in each community and to help the moderates write and implement a new social contract for how to live together.
About two months ago the NFL implemented a new social media policy that effectively banned teams from posting any video-based content during games.
She announced Department of Education plans to "implement a new social studies curriculum, which includes robust lessons integrating themes of tolerance, civil rights, and equity" and also recommended parents and teachers examine Perspectives for a Diverse America, a curriculum developed by the Southern Poverty Law Center's Teaching Tolerance project.
The Council, integrated by 14 members including UNICEF, is part of President Bachelet's goal to implement a new social welfare system.
By laying the foundations of a social market economy and by instituting free speech and elections, Perestroika implemented a new social-democratic project.
The present article sets out the experience of implementing a new subject called International Perspectives on Social Innovation offered to Social Work and Social Education students at a Spanish university.
Agencies have thus been reinvented as a means of implementing a new approach to economic and social governance.
— Christi Davis Social Justice as a Humanities Theme: We are implementing a new curriculum at our high school this year that links English/language arts with U.S. history in a thematic approach for our sophomores.
