Examples of using Was to implement in English and their translations into Spanish
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Our main goal was to implement a system that would allow us to get the product out the door fast
The Secretary-General has decided that the only viable course of action was to implement, with effect from 15 September,
that the critical task now was to implement it.
The aim was to implement accentuated and theatrical lighting in the building dating from the 19th century.
The remaining challenge was to implement the framework that was now in place to ensure concrete results for children in the foreseeable future.
some delegates agreed that the challenge was to implement the instruments that were already in place.
His job was to implement the covert missions
Another key task of the Bureau was to implement the conventions, protocols
it was claimed that the reason for the search was to implement Security Council resolutions.
Norway believed that the best way forward was to implement existing instruments,
The aim was to implement accentuated and theatrical lighting in the 19th century building.
The greatest challenge was to implement the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy in a coordinated, balanced manner.
The only solution was to implement the recommendations of the Special Committee to Investigate Israeli Practices, which had been
all that remained was to implement them.
agreed that the purpose of partnerships was to implement initiatives that were in line with Government goals.
Mr. PÉREZ-OTERMIN(Uruguay) said that the most appropriate response the international community could make to the report was to implement its recommendations.
humanitarian aid was to implement, the rights of children in emergency situations.
Officially, this was to implement the Arab Defence Treaty of 1950 to fight against terrorism.
Heifer s objective was to implement and test a prototype method for linking small-scale producers with markets.
The aim of this plan was to implement high-priority actions with a bearing on the effort to combat violence by a(former) spouse or other partner.