"implement" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch
- The province of Alberta was the first part of the British Empire to adopt a sterilization law, and was the only Canadian province that vigorously implemented it.
- France strongly urged the Partners to focus on Iran during the IE discussions at the upcoming Plenary and to vigorously implement all relevant UNSCRs on Iran.
- He vigorously implemented the Conservative government's curbs on local authority spending and was able to claim that his council had the smallest staff per head of population of any British borough.
- "The United States will continue to vigorously implement our trade laws to make sure Americans are treated fairly."
- By promoting and vigorously implementing the EPSDT program and its various components, states can improve the quality of health care, reduce the prevalence of preventable conditions, and have measurable impact.
- Maria Foscarinis, the director of the National Law Center, said: "We're hoping the Clinton Administration will vigorously implement the program, especially over the next four months.
- During his tenure in Grand Rapids, he distinguished himself as an advocate of progressive values, who vigorously implemented the reforms of the Second Vatican Council.
- Vigorously implementing the primary and secondary school building safety standardization, the city has invested nearly 400 million for new school buildings of 290,000 square meters, more than 16 million to create "Shandong model county for experimental teaching in primary and secondary schools."
- I would also like to stress that in the first instance Member States must themselves take steps to actively and vigorously implement gender equality policy within their countries.
- The Commission vigorously implements financial corrections with rates of up to 100% of the allocated funding, depending on the gravity of the irregularities.
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