Sentence examples for states to implement from inspiring English sources
New Jersey was one of the first states to implement statewide school standards.
He said the council "can consider the possibility to authorize states to implement arrest operations.
The simple truth is that homelessness is the failure of states to implement the right to housing.
Instead, it said that the administration's position was a reversal of a federal policy that allowed states to implement plans that use Medicaid money to provide contraceptive coverage.
Instead, it established the annual reviews, starting next year, and makes available $250 million in grants to states to implement the review process.
"These sanctions oblige all U.N. member states to implement an asset freeze, travel ban and arms embargo against Zakir and the Haqqani network," Ms. Rice said.
Prosecutors blamed a clash between federal and state law on arms smuggling.This is just one example of how hard it will be for the United States to implement its promise to collaborate with Mexico in quelling drug-related violence.
She argues that a combination of American ignorance and arrogance, an unwillingness to confront Pakistan, and a need to divert American troops and resources to Iraq caused the United States to implement a disastrous policy in Afghanistan.
The Chicago O'Hare International Airport will be the first airport in the United States to implement Automated Passport Control, a new technology designed to expedite customs clearance, the Chicago Department of Aviation announced recently.
One has only to look at how long it is taking the United States to implement the Volcker Rule to see how a French version could be diluted by the time it was implemented.
WTO members have urged the United States to implement security measures in the least trade-restrictive manner.
