Sentence examples for on the verge of implementing from inspiring English sources

"We have spent two years getting to this point … We are now on the verge of implementing ground-breaking legislation," he said on Wednesday.

The New England Fishery Management Council is on the verge of implementing a new management system for the groundfish fishery based on harvest cooperatives known as "sectors".

The slides also suggest that Graham, in his meeting with Zients and Shelanski, was again trying to relitigate his six year fight against the Administration's gainful employment rule, which would cut off federal student to programs that consistently leave students with overwhelming debt, and which the Education Department is on the verge of implementing.

There were three countries for which projects on modules 1 and 2 were in progress, and a project on module 3 was on the verge of being implemented in Vietnam.

Raman spectroscopy was successfully employed to identify and discriminate bacterial strains and is on the verge of being implemented in microbial quality control as well as for the diagnostic of infectious disease.

Today, however, we are faced with a new phase in the powers of human technology; we are on the verge of discovering and implementing an alternative to evolution itself -- direct intervention in the genetic process.

Colombia stands on the verge of an historic peace agreement, is implementing far-reaching socioeconomic reforms, and has grown to be Latin America's 3rd largest economy.

Margaret Hodge, MP, redoubtable chair of the Public Accounts Committee, never minces her words and this week she was typically blunt in saying the Department for Work and Pensions is on the verge of meltdown as it struggles to implement huge welfare changes.

More than one person was on the verge of tears.

Are we on the verge of one now?

And if you're keeping them on the verge of hunger, is there really any point spending cash on implementing an education-reform programme?