Sentence examples for implementing executive from inspiring English sources

Federal agencies on Monday begin implementing executive orders from President Trump on how to confront employee unions, following strict guidelines likely to escalate tensions that have been building since the president took office.

Retention: The purpose of implementing executive benefits is not only to reward but to retain a key executive or executives for a defined period.

"It's to pass a bill that funds DHS without implementing executive amnesty.

Immigration hard-liner Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa), who offered the amendment, celebrated Thursday, saying his amendment would prohibit the Obama administration from implementing "executive amnesty".

This new requirement, found in recent regulations by the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP), and implementing Executive Order 13672, applies to contractors hired by the federal government, who collectively employ one-fifth of the country's workforce.

Many hospitals are implementing executive walk rounds (EWRs), a widely used but unstudied activity to improve patient safety [ 1, 2].

Multiple organizations have implemented executive rounding processes to improve relationships between frontline staff, physicians, and senior leaders and increase reporting or recognition of potential safety events.

The applicant must also publish a notice of availability in local newspapers and make the final EIS available through the mechanism established pursuant to DOT Order 4600.13, which implements Executive Order 12372.

On Thursday evening, at the San Francisco headquarters of the Service Employees International Union Local 87, some fifty immigrant workers and activists gathered at a hastily organized party to watch Barack Obama's televised speech about his plans to implement executive actions protecting millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation.

When you're trying to energize a system-wide culture shift, you often implement executive intent through training.

He said it would "make sense" to block funding that could be used to implement executive action, but not to allow DHS to go unfunded.