Sentence examples for parties to implement from inspiring English sources
Press Association Sport understands the club is frustrated about the situation, but continues to encourage the relevant parties to implement any additional measures needed as soon as possible.
It is the first binding international anti-corruption instrument, obliging its parties to implement measures affecting laws, institutions and practices on asset recovery.
"Zinni's goal is to get the parties to implement the Tenet security work plan steps immediately, to get them to take steps even before he gets there," the State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, said today.
Nonetheless, there has been concerted international pressure on the parties to implement the Hodeida deal, which is widely seen as a crucial first step toward much more difficult negotiations to end the war.
Here the State affirmatively relies upon and requires private parties to implement specific deprivations of benefits according to standards and procedures that the State has established and enforces for its own benefit.
We call on the parties to implement fully the remaining obligations, and thereby contribute to rebuilding the confidence essential to the completion of the Peace Process begun at Madrid and Oslo.
Ontario and other regions with similar energy systems and characteristics would benefit from working with the regional electrical utilities and other relevant parties to implementing cogeneration in a careful and optimal manner.
While welcoming US support, it urged Tsai's government, currently ruled by her Democratic Progressive party, to implement a "no surprises" foreign policy.
And with no credible Arab or Palestinian peace initiative to challenge them, and no pressure from the Bush team, and no Israeli party to implement separation, the settlers are winning by default and inertia.
Some of these changes would reduce gridlock directly by making it easier for the majority party to implement its program – and then be held accountable by the public for the results.
We suspect that these figures would be lower today, but taken at face value, they suggest that an attempt by either party to implement its program would find a less than enthusiastic response among 60-70 percent of the public.
