Sentence examples for tries to implement the from inspiring English sources

A previously unheard-of organisation calling itself the Armed Berber Movement threatened to avenge Matoub's death and kill anyone who tries to implement the Arabisation law.With independence in 1962, the adoption of Arabic as the national language was a natural choice to mark the break with France and forge an identity suited to the country's new status as a third-world leader.

But Lib Dem MPs signed a pledge at the election saying that they would vote against an increase in tuition fees, and some Lib Dem backbenchers have already said that they will vote against the government if it tries to implement the Browne proposals.

He just goes out there and tries to implement the things that you give him, and tries to be a better basketball player".

We were trying to implement the new policy, which was done wrong by headquarters," he said.

That said, he added, "We're just trying to implement the authority and mandate that we already have".

Possibly the biggest thing the government has going right now is trying to implement the health care law.

It's hard enough just with the bugs that come up when you're all trying to implement the same specs.

Yet, while the President lolls about the White House watching Fox News, the Administration he heads is busy trying to implement the agenda he has championed.

"We're creatures of habit," Laviolette said, "and it'll be a slow process trying to implement the rules as they were written.

I tried to implement the things I'd learned: symmetry, the rule of thirds, straight lines, light and shade, colour, detail.

"To me the problem lies in the way the government of Zimbabwe is trying to implement the land reform process and the principle of equitable land distribution," said President Bakili Muluzi.