Sentence examples for quietly implementing from inspiring English sources

But Mr Bush is quietly implementing a programme that could reinvent government far more thoroughly than Mr Clinton's programme of cutting staff and introducing fancy management techniques.

Jane Mayer joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss Mike Pence's surprising route to the White House, how he is quietly implementing his ideological agenda, and his ambitions for the near future.

"The Environmental Protection Agency, that has actually been quietly implementing big changes, unfortunately to the benefit of the select few," he noted on Tuesday's "Late Night" show.

The Israeli government has been quietly implementing a 165 million dollar eight-year development plan that aims at transforming the area known as the "Holy Basin" -- land both inside and just outside the walled Old City -- into a major "Biblical Kingdom".

Meanwhile, inch by inch, he ceded authority to Galassi, while suffering (or ignoring) the modernizations on the business side, essential for survival, that were being quietly implemented.

The announcement follows the recent news that Google had quietly implemented an app review program for Google Play developers, which had gone relatively unnoticed for months.

After Shelby, these smaller jurisdictions also began quietly and quickly implementing new voting laws.

While headlines were exploding over OHP's potential use of ERAD, the use of these machines was quietly being implemented in other law enforcement agencies.

Now their ministers are implementing them, quietly forcing through measures that a Tory-only Government would never have touched.

In a sense, the initiative was conceived in a political vacuum: The standards were quietly drafted and implemented over the last five years by a relatively small group of experts and officials around the country and with limited public input.

WASHINGTON -- Republican Gov. Scott Walker is steadily remaking the Wisconsin government, implementing conservative ideals and quietly consolidating power under the office of the governor.