Sentence examples for implementing the proposal from inspiring English sources

Baroness Hollis of Heigham, who called for a three-year delay before implementing the proposal, commanded the full attention of the chamber as she adopted the style favoured by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and read out examples from real people.

I have also had trouble finding out if there has been any progress in implementing the proposal made in the Leitch report, by the select committee and by the NAO to find a more reliable way to assess whether the number of adults with poor literacy and numeracy has gone up or down.

One possible implementation of the proposal might be the integration of Charlie-card capabilities in the MIT ID card, allowing cardholders to swipe the ID's for access to the T. Posting to the same discussion list, Michael Hanowsky, head of the GSC Safety and Transportation Committee, wrote that both MIT and the MBTA had expressed interest in potentially implementing the proposal.

Implementing the proposal in phases could help avoid these problems.

Another challenge in implementing the proposal is the rulemaking process itself.

America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), the lobbying and PR group for insurers that says it represents more than 1,300 health plans covering 200 million people, contends that the cost of implementing the proposal would be $188 million.

Critics argue that the cost of implementing the proposals will be passed on to consumers in the short term in the form of higher bills.

He declined to estimate the ultimate costs of implementing the proposals, saying they should not be taken as a set of low-level, specific requirements.

Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, said the cost of implementing the proposals was £1.4bn but insisted they would save the NHS more than £5bn by 2014-15 and £1.7bn every year thereafter.

A spokesman said: "We shall be consulting further on implementing the proposals for sharing anonymised data, and would only take forward specific measures where there was a clear public benefit and subject to suitable safeguards".

We shall be consulting further on implementing the proposals for sharing anonymised data, and would only take forward specific measures where there was a clear public benefit and subject to suitable safeguards".