Sentence examples for the administration to implement from inspiring English sources

At the New York Fed, Gauti Eggertsson says the Fed won't repeat the mistakes of 1937:What we call "the Mistake of 1937" was, in broad terms, a decision by the Fed and the administration to implement a series of contractionary policies that choked off the recovery of 1933-37 and brought on the recession of 1937-38, ofe of the worst on record.

Unless there is will from the administration to implement an electronic information system, promote its use, and allocate resources to maintain it, there is little chance of success.

The President's Proposal appropriates $1 billion for the Administration to implement health insurance reform policies.

In the lead up to the Friday deadline for the Obama administration to implement the automatic spending cuts known as the sequester, economists and pundits everywhere are weighing in.

Rather it is China's aggressiveness over the last few years, combined with the failure of the Obama administration to implement the "pivot", which has caused a search for new partners and new ways of seeking security.

Three respondents attributed the death of previous audit committees to the failure of the hospital administration to implement audit recommendations.

Rabin was assassinated shortly thereafter and, with Netanyahu's election as prime minister in June 1996 the settlement project resumed in the midst of futile efforts by the Clinton administration to implement clauses of the Oslo II Accord, overseen by Dennis Ross.

Most recently, they turned to technology and social media to pressure the Obama administration to implement the deferred action program, which protects Dreamers from deportation and grants them work permits.

Last June, we asked the Obama administration to implement US law by banning the entry into the US of the Saudi minister of education Faisal bin Abdullah, King Abdullah's nephew and son-in-law.

Ten senior members of the Bush administration, including Mr. Rumsfeld and Zalmay Khalilzad, who recently assumed the position at the National Security Council in charge of Iraqi policy, signed a 1998 letter calling on the Clinton administration to implement "a strategy for removing Saddam's regime from power".

"More than a year after it should have happened, we're still waiting for his administration to implement the law".