Sentence examples for implementing our plans from inspiring English sources

Soames said: "We have ended the first half in reasonably good order and are making progress in implementing our plans.

"There could be a problem in implementing our plans if we do not have acceptance in Serb communities in Kosovo," Mr. Feith said.

"We are looking forward to implementing our plans for the services and, working together, we will deliver a high quality and responsive service for patients needing urgent care in Yorkshire and the Humber".

We look forward to receiving F.C.C. approval and promptly completing the transaction so that we can begin implementing our plans to deploy an advanced Sprint network that supports innovative devices and service packages tailored to the rapidly expanding mobile needs of U.S. consumers".

A Border Force spokesperson said: "As passenger numbers increase in the run up to the Olympics we are fully prepared to manage busy periods and will be implementing our plans.

"Sailing's Olympic award is broadly welcomed and will enable us to start implementing our plans for the Rio cycle, off the back of having successfully delivered another five medals at the Olympic Games this summer to remain one of Great Britain's most consistently high-performing Olympic sports," said performance director John Derbyshire.

In the second column in this series we ask President Obama to end these humiliating failures to prosecute the senior executives leading the largest and most financially destructive criminal enterprises in the world by implementing our plan to restore the rule of law to Wall Street.

It does mean, however, that we show flexibility in how we implement our plans based on the experiences we have and the people we're working with.

"We want to make sure that when we form a government we have done the maximum amount of preparation so we can implement our plans speedily, effectively, and in a way that creates successful government".

"This decision helps to provide Xerox with additional financial flexibility required to implement our plans to realign our cost base and business structure to a stronger and more profitable business model," the chairman and chief executive, Paul Allaire, said in a statement.

O'Leary, who this week overcame his previous disdain for social media to engage directly with customers on Twitter, said: "As we implement our plans to grow from 80 million to over 110 million customers per annum over the next five years, we are actively listening and responding to our customers".