Sentence examples for strived to implement from inspiring English sources
A recent review by UNICEF of 62 countries that have strived to implement the CRC shows that: More than half the countries studied have incorporated the CRC into domestic law; Nearly a third of the countries have incorporated important provisions on the rights of the child into their constitutions; Nearly half the countries have adopted codes or comprehensive laws on children.
Times and conditions may change, Mr Jiang theorises, but the party must strive to implement "The Three Represents".
(Last year, Anjem Choudary, one of Britain's more provocative Islamist leaders, said that he would strive to implement Sharia law "from Land's End to John o' Groats").
"This is a tremendous step forward as we strive to implement the reformed regulations that this industry desperately needs," said James L. Gagliano, the president and chief operating officer of the Jockey Club.
She strives to implement "better coaches and facilities" at the grass-roots and the recent success of the England women's team has been helped greatly by her bringing the Women's FA Cup Final to Wembley Stadium.
In the short and medium term, regulators should strive to implement dynamic yet reliable price signals.
Nurse educators strive to implement different teaching strategies to promote critical thinking skills.
Nations and their governments must strive to implement energy policies that facilitate sustainable development for society.
MPI libraries themselves can be buggy as they strive to implement complex requirements employing aggressive techniques such as multi-threading.
Clinical laboratories are naturally striving to implement molecular diagnostic tests based on genomic methods such as massively parallel sequencing in order to provide genetic diagnosis at the genome scale, while leveraging the parallel processing and nanoscale architecture inherent in these technologies to consolidate costs and maintain turnaround times.
It is about striving to implement a vision.
