Sentence examples for intends to implement the from inspiring English sources

In August the department requested additional information from the state about how it intends to implement the law.

Mr Barak intends to implement the Wye accord, brokered by President Clinton last October and frozen by Mr Netanyahu after only pulling out of 2% of the West Bank instead of the 13% envisaged.

The vote for Brexit is thought to be among the reasons that the UK arm of Santander has revised the way it intends to implement the ring fencing rules designed by Sir John Vickers.

"The Liberal Democrats fought hard to secure this deal when we were in government and we will continue fighting to make sure it is delivered," said Clement-Jones. "The prime minister must reassure people immediately that he intends to implement the agreement; his silence so far is a strong cause for concern".

It had been mooted that the Football League would deem a deduction on an already relegated club to be no punishment at all, but it intends to implement the sanction during the current campaign once Portsmouth exit administration, which they expect to do this week.

All of this is being done first with audio, but the company intends to implement the same technology with video as well.

Whatever Rome does, we intend to implement the charter".

It was intended to implement the charter of fundamental social rights, adopted by 11 member states but opposed by Margaret Thatcher in 1989.

Which left the chalet girls as the "serious" story: The story said the French authorities intended to implement the code de travail, the "thick red book of 1,862 pages which contains the embodiment of French employment law".

Albany-Ward added: "Unfortunately, many BBC graphics are still inaccessible and we are looking forward to finding out how and when the BBC intend to implement the changes recommended by the trust.

It was unclear whether Mr. Codey actually intended to implement the suggestions -- which drew immediate opposition from the leaders of the state's biggest public-employees union -- before leaving office.