Sentence examples for now to implement from inspiring English sources

It is "still a problem to find the good leaders (as opposed to managers) that we need now to implement personalisation fully," Dafter adds.

To that end a Whitehouse.gov petition has been set up urging Obama to "act now to implement open access policies for all federal agencies that fund scientific research".

It is time now to implement these recommendations within a timeframe so that if the press fails to create an independent regulator, this parliament must impose one, he says.

If Europe is to exit this crisis, the eurozone must act now to implement radical reform that will deliver a genuine political and economic union, to ensure this kind of crisis is never repeated.

This will only be possible if we start now to implement the four steps to decarbonisation: energy efficiency, 100% renewable electricity, shifting fuels in transport and industry to low carbon electricity and planting forests to sequester carbon.

But the IMF said to support global activity and contain the risks of another financial crash, "the G20 must act now to implement forcefully the existing G20 growth strategies and plan for coordinated demand support using available fiscal space to boost public investment and complement structural reforms".

The countries have just now agreed to implement that decision.

"The priority now is to implement the practical solutions that have been agreed".

Moving forward Every health board in Scotland is now set to implement automated privacy monitoring.

The hope is that they will now compete to implement them.

It now wants to implement the policy nationally as part of its drive to provide more choice in public services.