Sentence examples for promises of implementing from inspiring English sources

Ortega took office in January 2007, and, during his first months as president, it seemed to many that he had carried out his inaugural promises of implementing programs to eliminate hunger and illiteracy among the country's impoverished, of maintaining a free-trade agreement with the United States, and of creating more private-sector jobs.

The theme for 2006, "Accountability" reminds the world that every sector of society is responsible to keep the promises of implementing effective responses to halt and reverse the spread of HIV/AIDS.

Rodgers has won favour with many at Anfield already, with his promise of implementing the same style of football that made Swansea one of the league's most attractive teams, and the Northern Irishman is confident he can become his own man on Merseyside.

Using a mix of mathematical modelling and qualitative interview data, we have projected the potential impacts on HIV transmission as well as outlined the dynamics of community expectation in relation to the promise of implementing methadone in Kenya.

The field of objective, biomechanical measurement of head impact is showing great promise, although the practicality of implementing the methods throughout all levels of football is still to be determined [ 53, 54].

As president, Sata faced the difficult task of implementing his campaign promises: creating new employment opportunities; raising workers' wages, especially those of miners; and curtailing rampant corruption.

In government, enjoying central power and not enjoying the hard grind of implementing change, Mr Blair would break his promises.

So long as public schools continue to teach STEM, and indeed all subjects separately, challenges of implementing integrated STEM approaches in K-12 education promise to be significant.

In practice the results of implementing information technology systems have been mixed, 3 9 and the full promise of computer-supported healthcare has yet to be realised.

Ron Suskind argued that Mr. Obama's bold campaign promises to implement a broad swath of new fiscal regulations gave way to Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner's more tepid, Wall Street-friendly approach.

Sustainability:  - Costs of implementing iCCM.