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And the courage to implement them.
Solutions exist and they're available today;what is lacking thus far is the political will to implement them.
Assign someone to implement them.
It is no secret that many companies develop good strategies, but fail to implement them.
Plans to implement them have passed at least half a year and the operator today announced a new tariff, which was named"Leader".
It just takes courage to implement them.
The HLG report issued in March contained thirty recommendations andin July the HLG endorsed a'roadmap of key initiatives' to implement them.
I got ideas, but how to implement them?
With this vision to guide our actions,we will be able to choose the right policies and the tools to implement them.
But it is up to you to implement them.
Many companies have engagement strategies, but fail to implement them.
Record good practices and find ways to implement them into our own work.
In this article, we will discuss what the main principles of the modern search engine optimization companies are andhow to implement them to your site.
How to choose and how to implement them?
You just need to have the courage to implement them.
Child safeguarding standards and how to implement them'.
The only condition of this exercise, as well as all the others- is necessary to implement them in a state of alpha sleep, that is very easy.
I do have ideas, but I lack the time to implement them….
It now remains for Greece to implement them.
But we must be bold enough to implement them.
Not everybody gets a chance to implement them.
The main changes and how to implement them.
We have more ideas than people to implement them.
The ideas are very often there, but the money to implement them is lacking.
Values- why are they exceptionally significant and how to implement them in practice?
The Member States have already confirmed their intention to implement them on a voluntary basis.
The rules entered into force on 6 January 2011,and Member States were legally required to implement them by 18 December 2012.
Modeling these behaviors for children is the bestway to help them understand their importance and how to implement them in their daily activities.
Member States will be invited to adopt comprehensivestrategies based on this framework by the end of 2012 and to implement them through their national reform programmes.