Sentence examples for implementing the kind of from inspiring English sources
Dialogue is important, but we must make dialogue real by implementing the kind of specific reforms announced by the president on Tuesday.
(2) A more explicit approach to explication and understanding of the causes for non-acceptance of evolution should support the often-stated goal of understanding "where students are" prior to implementing the kind of approaches frequently advocated for teaching evolution.
If workers allow managers to crank up the intensity and fire whoever they like, then there would be nothing stopping them implementing the kind of questionable treatment of workers associated with Amazon warehouses in the Royal Mail.
Implementing the kinds of measures that Piketty recommends to address inequality requires a more activist state than what is envisaged in the book.
These vast differences in spending and quality across hospitals highlight the enormous potential savings that could be realized -- without any sacrifice in quality -- through implementing the kinds of payment and delivery system reforms proposed in both the Senate and House health care reform bills.
Do you know of any places where individuals or organizations are already implementing the kinds of changes the report advocates?
It's a welcome change because advertising has been far behind the consumer space with respect to implementing the kinds of social functionality that has made social media properties like Twitter, MySpace and Facebook so popular.
Since being appointed Minister for the Environment in 2013, Hunt has quickly become known for implementing the kinds of dynamic government policies that the World Government Summit was no doubt looking for when choosing its Best Minister nominees.
He will grow and learn with his team and implement the kind of rugby he wants and the culture he wants.
Finally, even if Cameronism could work, there may simply not be time to implement the kind of ambitious, long-term transformation he has in mind.
She said that irrespective of whether Congress implemented the kind of reform advocated by the likes of Google, Yahoo and Microsoft, those companies already recognise "the potential economic harm to overseas business is substantial", and are taking defensive action.
