Sentence examples for office implementing from inspiring English sources

Mr Callaghan spent his last years in office implementing spending cuts mandated by the IMF, to the fury of his party, and John Major often alienated his Tories with tax rises and a moderate line on Europe.Mr Brown's party cannot even console itself that its final months in power if that is what the next half-year turns out to be will see radical change on the ground.

A Captain in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, Dr. Mermin served as Director of CDC-Kenya and HHS Public Health Attaché for the U.S. Embassy from 2006-2009, where he oversaw CDC's largest country office, implementing programs and research involving a broad range of infectious diseases, including HIV, malaria, tuberculosis, and emerging infections.

The fictional Sopranos boss may have provided a template for the tough-guy style of leadership that Christie embodies, but even Tony would probably never have dreamed up a scheme for petty retribution like the one that Governor Christie's office implemented last September.

Staggered implementation of MMA reimbursement changes (physician offices implemented reimbursement changes in 2005 vs hospital outpatient departments OPD) in 2006) provide a natural experiment to examine policy effects.

However, the intensity with which local Jobcentre Plus offices implemented each of these components varied, and the local offices did not necessarily implement each component equally well.

In order to ensure compliance with the Party's directives against Falun Gong, the 610 offices implemented a responsibility system that extended down to the grassroots levels of society.

Most offices implemented the programme Children in Especially Difficult Circumstances since the late 1980s, for which specialised national programme staff was recruited and which allowed for an accumulation of knowledge and experience related to child labour.

In the late 1960s, the Post Office began implementing a three-digit zone number scheme in major cities to replace existing one- and two-digit zone numbers.

The draft report reflected preparations as of mid-March, Dr. DeHaven said, and his office is working with the inspector general's office and "implementing many recommendations made in this report".

This shows that the institution is entirely capable of being more than a bureaucratic support office for implementing a la carte food security operations.

Whether using the euro or not, governments from the Baltic to the Balkans are struggling to stay in office while implementing the savage savings programmes dictated by technocrats from Brussels, Washington and Frankfurt.