Sentence examples for parties implement from inspiring English sources

New marine species, including hammerhead sharks and manta rays, and timber species such as rosewood, are being brought under CITES trade controls, and well-targeted programmes to support parties implement these listings are in place.

Speaking from the Oval Office, Clinton said that U.S. diplomacy had produced the Dayton Accords and that U.S. troops had been requested to help the parties implement the peace plan.

In all seriousness -- these data points are extremely telling about the effects of the policies both parties implement.

In the suit, filed in federal court in Manhattan, the Libertarians, joined by several other plaintiffs, asserted that "there is a common interest of the Democratic and Republican Parties, implemented in part through organizations such as the Commission on Presidential Debates, to lessen the stature and legitimacy of independent and minor-party candidates".

This has the added benefit of offering a revenue stream to all parties implementing the EAL.

To help ensure those conditions were met, the Dutch government and other parties implemented a variety of supporting instruments.

Regarding the third research question, i.e. how policy makers were to promote patient choice, the Dutch government and other parties implemented a variety of instruments to satisfy the conditions, thus creating a level playing field in which market forces could come into play.

But even if it was, he adds, it would be legitimate for them to use their power to appoint allies to key positions: "In England, the ruling party implements their programme".

As this section of The Economist went to press, the outcome was still unclear.Given a rush of state elections over the next year, ahead of the general one, it is hard to see the party implementing the big reforms that it has failed to push since 2009.

Once in office, the party implemented a broad range of social reforms designed to curb corporate abuses, democratize the economy, and improve the lives of working class Americans.

But the spectacle of the health care bill lays bare the difficulty of any party implementing a coherent program, or even of implementing the most watered down of programs.