Sentence examples for implementing proposals from inspiring English sources

Councillor Clyde Loakes, deputy leader and cabinet member for the environment, explains: "Given the scale of the proposals, a live test was crucial in understanding how such a scheme could work, rather than implementing proposals without any proper testing.

Last month TfL decided against implementing proposals that would have hit Uber's service, including forcing operators to provide booking confirmation details to the passenger at least five minutes before a journey starts.

TfL, the body that regulates public transport in the capital, has decided against implementing proposals that would have hit Uber's service, including forcing operators to provide booking confirmation details to the passenger at least five minutes before a journey starts.

A contest (with a call for ideas and a prototypes' development track), involving University of Bologna undergraduate students in structuring, improving and implementing proposals arose during the participatory design phase.

Governments, non-governmental organizations, intergovernmental organizations such as WHO, pharmaceutical companies and academics are all engaged in putting forward, and in some cases implementing, proposals for ways to overcome the problems with market failure that has so far characterized research into diseases of developing countries.

Gordon Brown's "double whammy" - implementing proposals to disperse 20,000 civil servants from London and the south-east and simultaneously cutting 54,000 existing jobs in Inland Revenue, Customs and Excise and the Department for Work and Pensions - caught Whitehall unions by surprise.

The Speaker will also have to implement proposals from Sir Christopher Kelly's Committee on Standards in Public Life this autumn.

Local governments lack independent funding and have little capacity to implement proposals autonomously.

Ed Miliband, who endorsed the decision on Goodwin, clashed with the prime minister over bankers and executive pay after he called on David Cameron to implement proposals to disclose the names of bank executives who earn more than £1m.

As China's economic environment becomes increasingly complex, it is unlikely to implement proposals that are simply a slogan.

Seeing as there are only three browsers in the world that actually matter – Chrome, Firefox, and IE – it's really down to how the vendors implement proposals which is the important part.