Sentence examples for policy of implementing from inspiring English sources

Some leading players within the industry such as Benetton have moved to address the problem with a policy of implementing strict controls over its supply chain.

Royal Mail admitted that modernisation plans would inevitably lead to job losses but insisted this weekend that it would abide by its policy of implementing only voluntary, and not compulsory, redundancies.

"If the letter writer's bylaws allow for such director amendments, then the board may claim that its policy of implementing the flip tax amounted to an amendment to the bylaws," he said.

Richard Murray, director of policy at the King's Fund health charity, said of the hospitals' move: "It signals that the policy of implementing year-on-year reductions in the prices paid to hospitals for their services has reached the end of the line.

Witte's reputation was at first eclipsed through the collapse of tsarism, but he is now appreciated as a successor to Peter I the Great in the drive to modernize a backward empire and as a forerunner of the Communists in the policy of implementing an industrial revolution from above.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study specifically evaluating a national policy of implementing and funding AM stewardship programme at hospital level.

In the period 2000 2004 there were consistent survey and newspaper reports of the fears of publicans about decreased revenue after the introduction of the smokefree policy, and problems of implementing the proposed policy [ 33, 34].

The applicability of policies affects the difficulty of implementing policy; the more applicable a policy is, the less difficult it is to implement.

Carter's human-rights policy and the difficulties of implementing it.

Despite its popularity, the consequences of implementing policy with a channel system are not well understood.

One of their big issues is the cost of implementing policy.