Sentence examples for implementing agenda from inspiring English sources

Priority agenda for this committee should be to formulate guidelines for implementing agenda to modify the social determinants of health, effective implementation of national CVD control programme, change the medical education curriculum with focus on chronic diseases and improving public health financing and develop low-cost insurance schemes.

It also promoted local participation – many cities and local authorities around the world have signed up to ICLEI – also known as Local Governments for Sustainability – which encourages their participation in implementing Agenda 21 initiatives.

In this paper progress in implementing "Agenda for Change", the new pay system for NHS staff, is examined.

This section reports on the findings from the case study hospital trusts in terms of the reported experience so far in implementing Agenda for Change, and from feedback from key national informants.

He told colleagues that he believes that the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Agriculture and other federal agencies are working together to implement Agenda 21.

Fitzpatrick argued that lawmakers "absolutely" should be discussing the bill and that local government executives may try to implement Agenda 21 through executive orders.

Last October, Republican state senators in Georgia heard from a birther activist, who had already been expelled by the tea party, that President Barack Obama and the U.N. are using "mind-control" to implement Agenda 21.

But if you govern according to a programme, and you have a strategic agenda, you can't ignore society in implementing that agenda.

"If they are partners in setting the agenda then they would own it, [and] become more active in implementing this agenda".

Zinke isn't the first Interior Secretary to see this as the agency's proper function, but he has been more aggressive than his predecessors at implementing his agenda.

Labour leader Ed Miliband said he had worked with Sir Gus at the Treasury and the Cabinet Office: "He was an outstanding public servant, unfailingly helpful, thoughtful and supportive in implementing the agenda of the government.