Sentence examples for starting to implement an from inspiring English sources

Her administration won the reprieve by designing and starting to implement an auspicious set of fiscal reforms.

In the second scenario, an organization that is starting to implement an SPI program can use the knowledge provided by the RSMO and the recommendations provided by the BRSM for building a measurement repository, elaborating a Measurement Plan and carrying out measurements suitable for SPC.

Think about what this resource should look like from a nontechnical point of view before starting to implement an inventory database with MS Access.

The new UN secretary, António Guterres, is starting to implement a reform programme aimed at reducing bureaucracy.

The effort comes as the government is starting to implement a new supply chain law that gives a newly-created Federal Acquisition Security Council broad authority to recommend barring companies from government networks if they appear to present cybersecurity or national security risks.

Ontario is starting to implement a kind of hybrid system, with the Ministry of Labour accepting complaints along with the introduction of targeted blitzes of "industries that have a history of employment standards violations or industries that employ vulnerable workers" this spring and into 2015.

The research and training departments of GAFRD are starting to implement a plan that ends in 2017.

Carlos Botella, the head groundsman for the Spain-based Royal Verd company which is responsible for the turf at Manaus and six other World Cup stadiums said: "We've started to implement an emergency plan to try to save the field and improve it as much as possible, but I don't think it'll be in good condition by the weekend".

Split, started to implement an investment plan aimed at increasing both passenger and cargo traffic volume, scheduled to be completed by 2015, which would allow the port to handle up to 7 million passengers per year.

Indeed, the University of California system has already started to implement a sliding-fee scale.

Some districts have started to implement a four-day school week.