Sentence examples for right to implement from inspiring English sources

The State retains the right to implement such assessments in any other subject chosen by the State.

Latest figures show that this has fallen by 450,000, suggesting we were right to implement a radical overhaul of the welfare system.

"This tentative agreement is historic in that the contract acknowledges the city's right to implement a performance compensation plan," Mr. Giuliani said in announcing the agreement last night.

And yet, he added, "the economic hardship must be balanced against the city's statutory right to implement a plan that provides adequate representation to indigent defendants".

The league has agreed to postpone the plan, pending arbitration, because the N.F.L. players union has questioned Rozelle's right to implement the plan unilaterally.

Given my experience of court battles for the right to implement progressive policies, from cutting fares in the 1980s to trying to stop the privatisation of the London underground as mayor, I can't say I am optimistic.

UNICEF assigned BALUTI the rights to implement its Power of You campaign and to include it in their school and community presentations.

I am optimistic that California is the right place and this is the right time to implement this new initiative.

"We have the right strategies – food fortification, supplementation and basic nutritional education – and the right partnerships to implement them.

Finally, one VHW noted that cultural beliefs often present barriers to implementing prevention programs: "Even when we select the right people to implement our counseling, we may still fail to do so.

8 10 13 14 Also significant is having the right people to implement the system; this should include a committee, strong leadership, trainers and the right vendor.