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The need to create a consensus across the political divide after a SNP breakthrough meant that a Labour government would have to delay implementing some of its own ideas until it could win a majority, he said.

GDF Suez Australian Energy's group manager corporate affairs Jim Kouts welcomed the report and said the company was already implementing some of its recommendations.

Cameron also suggested the government would redouble its efforts to renegotiate the relationship between British and European law whereby the government has often felt thwarted by the EU in implementing some of its policies.

Onstage at Google's Go North conference in Toronto today, Sidewalk Labs CEO Dan Doctoroff explained that while the plan to build a model smart city in Toronto in the city's waterfront Quayside area remains in the preparatory phase, there are other things that Sidewalk can do right now to begin implementing some of its work in the area.

It should also be noted that the US Congress has undergone a shift of balance, which has led the US Administration to pull back from implementing some of its more controversial plans at internal level, and I hope that this will have an effect at external level, too.

Walgreens Boots Alliance said it's beginning to implement some of its much-anticipated testing of new retail healthcare and pharmacy concepts from a pilot project laboratory in Gainesville, Florida and other sites to drugstores across the country.

Not by announcing pie-in-the-sky ambitions to make the lion lie down with the lamb by 2020; rather it should step up efforts to implement some of its existing policies.

Every team in this division will study the New England defensive Super Bowl game plan and try to implement some of its elements.

Indeed, she is still fighting to implement some of its provisions voided by the Supreme Court in 2012.Liberals and Latinos hated her for the same reasons.

After the workplace death report, Governor Mead said he would implement some of its recommendations and make permanent the epidemiology position to specifically study the problem.

"To attack your political colleagues in a coalition and Nick Clegg in particular for accepting the compromises necessary to allow the Conservatives to implement some of its policies is absurdly short-sighted and outrageous.