Sentence examples similar to reestablish implementing from inspiring English sources

In his email Friday announcing her move, Carson praised Tufts's work for HUD, calling her "an extremely enthusiastic and energetic leader who reestablished HUD's Office of Administration, implementing improvements to the agency's governance and internal controls". Tufts's new post was first reported by The Hill.

This reformation is to reestablish God's justice and loving kindness upon the earth by fully implementing God's will, plan and purpose for the human race.

Aspiring to reestablish French hegemony in Europe, he tried unsuccessfully to implement his own doctrinaire schemes for international arbitration.

But normalization is a two-way process, and in the 15 months since Obama and Cuban President Raúl Castro announced that the countries would reestablish ties, official Cuba has been somewhat less speedy than the United States to implement changes.

Many of the most important reforms were implemented by the greatest of the Carolingians, Charlemagne, and were intended to reestablish the proper organization of the episcopal hierarchy and to abolish the drunkenness, sexual immorality, and ignorance of the clergy.

Protective measures have been implemented, including a law restricting the collecting of birds' eggs, and some of the less common birds have been reestablishing themselves.

"He needs to reestablish that narrative.

Brown has fought to reestablish his authority today.

You need to reestablish connections with people.

And maybe they're trying to reestablish it".

I think we need to reestablish that as a profession".