Sentence examples for implementing the policies of from inspiring English sources

The Bundesbank is responsible for implementing the policies of the ECB in Germany, easily the biggest economy in the euro area.

He said the current government in the Republic of Ireland was simply implementing the policies of the last Fianna Fail government.

Romney hit Huntsman on Saturday night in Manchester for "implementing the policies of this administration in China" while "the rest of us on the stage were doing our best to get Republicans elected across the country and stop the policies of this president from being put forward".

The main problems with health technology assessment relate to the difficulties of implementing the policy on a comprehensive basis and the difficulties of conducting appraisals of sufficient quality.

In 1846 he was named governor general of British North America and given the task of implementing the policy of responsible government recommended by his father-in-law, John George Lambton, 1st earl of Durham.

Azerbaijani President Heydar Aliyev in 1998 stated in his "Decree of President of Republic of Azerbaijan about genocide of Azerbaijani people" that the "artificial territorial division in essence created the preconditions for implementing the policy of expelling Azerbaijanis from their lands and annihilating them.

UNICEF will work with partners to mobilize resources from the international community and support the Government in implementing the policy of free primary education for every child.

Nearly a decade after implementing the policy of voluntary, anonymous blood donations as the sole source of blood in India, replacement donation still accounts for more than 50% of all donated blood (Copeman 2009c).

Mr. Mashai responded by writing to Ayatollah Khamenei, saying "I declare that I am a follower of your notion regarding the occupied land and consider myself a soldier to implement the policies of the country," the Fars news agency reported.

The papacy also attempted to implement the policies of the Council of Trent but encountered political and diplomatic obstacles, as well as the reality that Christendom remained divided into competing states, whose religious aspirations were often subordinate to dynastic and national ambitions.

"The chief of the defence force's role is to implement the policies of the government of the day and the Australian Defence Force continues to contribute to the whole-of-government effort to protect Australia's borders and offshore maritime interests through Operation Resolute".