Sentence examples for stronger implementation of from inspiring English sources

"Some have used JPMorgan's loss as an opportunity to argue for a stronger implementation of the Volcker Rule," said Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama, the ranking Republican on the banking committee.

Now, as we are in the Rio+20 era, there is an emerging demand of concrete actions [8] and stronger implementation of the existing policies and international resolutions and for concrete actions to meet the targets set in the previous year [9].

However, as long as we continue to fabricate obstacles as to why we can't be successful then, those ideas are destined to die with us along with the notion of a stronger economy...a stronger economy that most effectively comes from stronger implementation of our vital ideas.

She called for even a stronger implementation of the law to ensure that children are systematically protected in the State.

She also called for even stronger implementation of the law to ensure that children are systematically protected in the state.

Stronger implementation of this agreement and associated advocacy is essential to give credibility and support to the One Health concept, and to ensure national One Health planning that can better respond to zoonoses and food safety.

Having a strong implementation of natural language processing as a backbone helps Mya to interface smoothly with candidates and maximize the amount of information that can be collected in a short period of time.

Wales: A part of the outcome should be the very strong implementation of a right to free speech in Europe — essentially the language of the First Amendment in the U.S. [Image by Joi Ito via Flickr].

Subsequently, the issue is studied for aerodynamic Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes problems in conjunction with a standard finite-volume discretisation on median-dual grids and a strong implementation of noslip walls, found in many unstructured general-purpose flow solvers.

The Congress working committee finally agreed to a resolution which amounted to slowing down of Hindi-isation, strong implementation of the three language formula in Hindi and non-Hindi speaking states, and conduct of the public services exam in all regional languages.

It seeks to: build enduring relationships with all staff, service users and carers to last the length of the trial; communicate trial requirements to staff to encourage stronger implementation and hence embedding of the intervention into the setting; and to keep service users and carers engaged during the wait periods for the intervention.