Sentence examples for take on and implement from inspiring English sources

But Flanagan insists this is the future for the NSPCC, which will become an incubator for social policies – testing radical ideas that, if they work, government should take on and implement.

At Virgin Management, employee ideas are submitted via a forum, and only a small number, usually no more than three, are taken on and implemented every year.

Such organizational structures, with governmental agencies acting to coordinate complex networks of public/private partners, have become more common as governmental funding has declined, in contrast to the city itself taking on and implementing new programs (Jessop 1999; Salamon 2002).

"What we've got to do as a government is get on and implement the agenda we took to the election," he said.

After finding no full implementations for the Microchip controller written on the Codevision compiler, we decided to take the problem on and implement it ourselves.

However the responsibility for the square now rests with the Greater London authority, and no final decision has been taken on whether to implement the scheme or how to pay for it.

In the hiring process, Lyft is implementing its take on the Rooney Rule and requiring at least one minority and woman to be in the final interview stage for any position that is director level or above.

If schools are to take on responsibility for implementing preventive interventions in domestic abuse, they require more preparation and fuller engagement in the task.

Her dad finds boundless patience, strength and energy to implement the regime, I find it draining and usually take on the tedious mealtime feeds instead.

This synthesised finding acknowledged that without staff who had the necessary skills and experience to take on new roles and responsibilities, implementing a new CCM would be particularly difficult.

Yang and Deb's (2009) take on modeling the behavior implemented in the CS algorithm is as follows: 1.