Sentence examples for moving to implement from inspiring English sources

"We're moving to implement our new master plan," Mr. Fisher said.

The European Union is moving to implement minimum efficiency requirements for a range of appliances as well.

So why then is Kentucky — more quickly than almost any other state — moving to implement the Affordable Care Act?

The letter also reflects frustration at the slowness, in their view, with which the culture department is moving to implement the recommendations of the Leveson report.

But this was not enough to prevent the Liberals losing two seats in provincial by-elections in Quebec this week.The government is moving to implement other spending promises.

The Coalition is also moving to implement its election promise to hold another review into the alleged health impact of turbines from the National Health and Medical Research Council, which three years ago found that they posed no health risks, but advocated ongoing studies.

South Africa did not move to implement this resolution, though it had accepted similar proposals earlier.

Once in office, the Comrade President moved to implement his programme with commendable speed.

That could happen quickly if, as expected, the Obama Administration moved to implement a decision striking down DOMA expeditiously.

Within months of Mr. Gao's flight, Beijing moved to implement a blueprint for a sweeping overhaul of the power sector.

"These are huge issues, and we expect a long process before countries come to accept the fact that illicit flows are a problem – and then to move to implement policies to deal with the situation.