Sentence examples for streets to implement from inspiring English sources

These two marginalised but potentially dangerous London subcultures believe that society has failed their communities enough that they are now taking to the streets to implement or defend their ways of life, according to their opposing politicised and religious ideologies.

These two marginalized but potentially dangerous London subcultures believe that society has failed their communities enough that they are now taking to the streets to implement or defend their ways of life, according to their opposing politicized and religious ideologies.

The danger for Mr Obama and the ruling Democrats is that the administration is relying heavily on private investors and Wall Street banks to implement its various rescue plans.

In 2008, the Fed hired Pimco, along with three other big Wall Street firms, to implement enormous purchases of agency mortgage-backed securities to keep interest rates low and spur the US economy.

There is only one Presidential candidate who is telling the truth about Wall Street and wants to implement Limited Purpose Banking.

KATHERINE BELL: So if you are asked to advise the Wall Street banks on how to implement checklists to try to prevent a repeat of the last financial crisis, what would you tell them?

They have ongoing integrity training for all employees (maybe Wall Street can hire them to implement this in financial companies).

This will clearly hurt our ability to implement livable streets type initiatives going forward - the types of projects that are key to attracting the talent Chicago needs to be competitive in the 21st century economy.

The news comes as Oliver launched a petition to No 10 Downing Street, calling on the government to implement a national sugar tax.

By rearranging schedules, McCarthy was able to put more cops on the street, where they were needed to implement new strategies, such as quality-of-life arrests.

Ms. Warren, the architect of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, will have the opportunity to weigh in on a number of the issues that are making Wall Street nervous, as regulators work to implement the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law.