Sentence examples for seeks to implement the from inspiring English sources
Vilsack is likely to clash early on with environmentalists as he seeks to implement the Obama adminstration's expansion of bioethanol from corn, much of it grown in Iowa.
But he still faces a rough ride as he seeks to implement the plan during the rest of the year.See article: Germany's economic reforms on track, for nowFerruccio de Bortoli resigned as editor of Corriere della Sera, Italy's most independent and widely read newspaper, raising suspicions of pressure from the right-wing government.
Hence the Durbin bill in the Senate that seeks to implement the best approaches to ending the golden rule of politics -- he who has the gold, rules.
Although the President's priority to transfer detainees from the Guantanamo Bay military detention center is the priority mission, the Department seeks to implement the inter-agency PRB review process with minimal delay".
In addition, it seeks to implement the principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disability (CRPD).
The Law of the Child Act seeks to implement the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Child (CRC) The CIF programme and its related efforts must be seen as building blocks, and this initial phase was indeed a building block.
Yes, the government has a right to seek to implement the policy it took to the election.
Lobbyists acting on behalf of major businesses will be able to propose resolutions and argue for new profit-enhancing legislation in front of elected city officials, who will then return to their council chambers and seek to implement the proposals.
Murdoch said his papers could not countenance supporting a party that sought to implement the terms of Clause 4 of its constitution, guaranteeing "common ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange".
In this study, we sought to implement the RAM protocol in thoracic surgical patients to evaluate adherence, safety, and VTE outcomes.
The project did not seek to implement the delivery of addiction pharmacotherapy within community correctional agencies; rather, this study tested the implementation of an organizational linkage intervention (OLI) to increase offenders' access to already-available evidence-based treatment services in the communities in which they reside.
