Sentence examples for implementing deep from inspiring English sources
"The government of unity and reconciliation is already implementing deep, wide-ranging reforms".
Crisis-hit countries such as Greece and Spain are implementing deep government spending cuts and raising taxes in order to try to bring down their deficits.
As such, implementing deep petroleum resource research, tapping deep petroleum and increasing petroleum backup reserves are urgently needed if we ever want to relieve the nation's petroleum shortage and mitigate energy risks.
"This is a community issue and consensus from students is essential to implementing deep and meaningful change".
Many banks are implementing deeper than usual culls on underperforming workers, and moving backroom jobs from metropolitan areas such as New York and New Jersey to regional cities such as Salt Lake City and Dallas, or offshore altogether.
There hasn't been a lot of opportunity to implement deep analytic concepts at this point".
Britain, which is continuing to implement deep spending cuts, is sceptical about the need for a co-ordinated spending boost.
The figure, the first since Washington implemented deep spending cuts, reanimated fears that the still lackluster recovery would suffer a "spring swoon".
But party interest is preventing George Osborne from adopting a plan for jobs and growth: this would undermine the Conservatives' central political claim that the only measure of governing competence is willingness to implement deep and immediate spending cuts.
An unlikely alliance of citizens groups – everyone from Ralph Nader's Public Interest Research Group to the national Tea Party organisation FreedomWorks – has formed to push Congress to implement deep cuts in the US defence budget.
The decisions taken by the US-UK coalition to formally occupy the country (without enough forces), dismiss the Iraqi security forces (rather than recall them) and implement deep de-Ba'athification (rather than only remove those who had committed crimes against the Iraqi people) led to the collapse of the state and communal violence.
