Sentence examples for just to implement the from inspiring English sources

But BAE has promised not just to implement the 23 recommendations made by Lord Woolf in his report, but also to "embed" his ideas in its culture.

Simplicity is valued, meaning the code is created just to implement the current requirements, not to implement requirements that have not been asked for or may be needed down the road.

France, he added, "wants to be the first not just to ratify but to implement the agreement".

(Māori non-smoker) One participant questioned whether it could be achieved rapidly, and if not, whether it would be better just to implement some of the ideas discussed in the presentation like plain packaging, rather than putting energy into establishing the TFC.

They pointed out that the community was used to a top-down approach in which leaders decided for them, and that its role was just to implement decisions taken by the CHMT.

What is the point of winning just to implement Tory-lite policies?

In September 2016, Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad told the AP: "They use different humanitarian masks and umbrellas just to implement certain agendas".

But Maria Miller has just refused to implement the Equalities Act on "dual discrimination": an older woman has no redress on sex and age together if a workplace has plenty of women (younger) and plenty of older people (men), but chases out older women.

That said, he added, "We're just trying to implement the authority and mandate that we already have".

There isn't much more to discuss on these proposals; both sides just have to implement the necessary domestic changes to meet these goals.

According to Faith Birol, chief economist at the International Energy Agency, the world has just four years to implement the changes necessary to avoid a temperature increase above 2C.