Sentence examples for the freedom to implement from inspiring English sources

Councils need the freedom to implement solutions driven by local circumstances and conditions.

The only deal he wanted was the freedom to implement a radical agenda as chancellor, as the memo leaked to The Guardian and used in The Deal showed.

They want the head, governors and local council to come up with a "robust behaviour management policy" and give teachers the freedom to implement it.

Housing benefit processing was an absolute shambles when town halls were given the "freedom" to implement it in different ways, but today's council tax move appears to be a far wilder proposal than that.

Cameron's demands, which included the freedom to implement the proposals of the Vickers commission on banking, and an assurance that financial regulations would be even-handedly applied right across the single market, were relatively modest.

The JRC does not have the freedom to implement its research findings.

Lady Kennedy repeatedly challenged the minister over what sanction would be imposed on universities that refused in the name of academic freedom to implement a policy that turned them into policemen.

This would entail the freedom to formulate and implement policy decisions without being hamstrung by the particularistic interests of groups within the society.

Uber was often quick to point out that it gave country offices the freedom to suggest and implement localized policies and ideas, but in Southeast Asia it seemed to lack overall coherence.

"I think the American people have accepted the freedom to marry, officials will implement the freedom to marry, people will have the freedom to marry.

Donnelly's 5,500 workers still have the freedom to suggest changes, but they can't implement them on their own yet.