Sentence examples for to implement proposals from inspiring English sources

Local governments lack independent funding and have little capacity to implement proposals autonomously.

The Speaker will also have to implement proposals from Sir Christopher Kelly's Committee on Standards in Public Life this autumn.

Ed Miliband, who endorsed the decision on Goodwin, clashed with the prime minister over bankers and executive pay after he called on David Cameron to implement proposals to disclose the names of bank executives who earn more than £1m.

As China's economic environment becomes increasingly complex, it is unlikely to implement proposals that are simply a slogan.

While education-centric campaign advertisements have focused more on Obama's record instead of his campaign promises, Schnur said that in a second term, Obama would seek to implement proposals that have floundered up until now -- like a Race to the Top competition for higher education, as the president mentioned in the State of the Union but which has failed to receive any congressional funding.

Another efficient way to implement proposal adaptation has been proposed in [158] where a set-membership constrained particle filtering scheme is developed.

Seeing as there are only three browsers in the world that actually matter – Chrome, Firefox, and IE – it's really down to how the vendors implement proposals which is the important part.

"Firstly, there was a commitment from the Prime Minister that the legislation that they will shortly introduce to the Westminster parliament to implement the proposals of the Smith Commission will implement those proposals in full.

The Vatican said the council of cardinals had unanimously agreed to the proposals before they were approved by the pope, who had approved "sufficient resources" to implement the proposals.

Critics of Obama complain he has failed to implement concrete proposals.

One member of Dilnot's commission said she would be "disgusted" if the government failed to implement the proposals.