Sentence examples for implementing its vision from inspiring English sources
Access to information has become a concern and the European Commission has followed up on its Green Paper on Public Sector Information in the Information Society, with a Directive implementing its vision on affordable access for all and exploitation potential.
With a majority in parliament, albeit a slim one, the government has been swift and far-reaching in implementing its vision of a smaller public sector, despite warnings that without a coherent strategy – or sound evidence – ministers were simply wielding axes, rather than cutting with clinical skill.
Better Place began implementing its vision in a controlled manner, launching swap stations for electric taxicabs in Tokyo and targeting small countries that were strongly incentivised to limit their oil consumption, like Israel, Denmark and the Netherlands.
The people are ready to elect it and give it a mandate to implement its vision, and the world, especially the Arab world and Israel, must come through and help it deliver.
With the elimination of those moderate Republican senators, the more conservative wing of the Kansas G.O.P. will have a largely unobstructed path to implement its vision.
Nashville, Tennessee, formed Music City Moves (MCM), an interdisciplinary, countywide partnership to implement its vision for the community: a metropolitan region where routine physical activity is a fundamental part of daily life for all residents.
But what is becoming increasingly clear with the inefficient rollout of Trump's travel ban is that his administration may lack willingness to work with relevant bureaucrats to implement its vision.
Although the party remained far ahead of its closest rivals, the dip had raised speculation that a Kadima-led coalition would not be strong enough to implement its vision of West Bank withdrawals.
The countries that signed the treaty containing 54 Articles are bound by international law to implement its vision to equally protect children of all race, religion and ability.
In order to implement its vision, UNICEF will pursue the five organisational priorities at country, regional and headquarters locations, using five broad strategies: Programme excellence by means of rights-based approach to programming and results-based management, strengthening its performance by clearly defining annual objectives and by ensuring timely awareness of performance status.
