Sentence examples for trying to implement a from inspiring English sources

We're trying to implement a verification system.

Trying to implement a common monetary policy for the euro zone was always a tough task.

In 2015, Mr Deng was the chief negotiator in Juba for the opposition, trying to implement a peace deal signed in August between Mr Kiir and Mr Machar.

In recent years, Congress has defeated amnesty for illegal immigrants several times, but this has not stopped President Obama from trying to implement a backdoor amnesty.

It said the government is trying to implement a system under which a group of experienced professionals review pre-pack deals voluntarily brought to their attention.

But if we nurture the real intellectual possibility of teachers, instead of trying to implement a system over them, we would get much further with student performance.

Mark Neeld came from under the wing of Mick Malthouse, trying to implement an 'around the boundary' style that his teacher had great success with at Collingwood.

Yet after reading Richard Bernstein's fascinating new book, "The East, the West, and Sex" (which could have been subtitled "Boys Behaving Badly"), you really have to give the Mormons credit for trying to implement an American version of the infamous harem of "the East".

Correspondents say ISIS is trying to implement an extreme interpretation of Islamic law in areas it controls.

It is based on a recent case study of trying to implement an alternative business model at a Chinese company, anonymously called the "Firm".

2005: Start of EGS Paralana trying to implement an underground heat exchanger called 'heat exchanger within an insulator (HEWI)' concept (heat exchanger within the insulator) (Petratherm 2012).