Sentence examples for a challenge to implement from inspiring English sources

Flexibility mechanisms are desired but a challenge to implement.

IT is a challenge to implement Enterprise Architecture (EA) in an organisation.

It is a challenge to implement large word length public-key algorithms on embedded systems.

"It's true that it's more of a challenge to implement No Child Left Behind in rural areas," Ms. Sclafani said.

The National Cancer Institute said that the information system was "in its infancy" and would be a challenge to implement.

In his 2017 report on the lessons of the Hillsborough disaster inquests, Bishop James Jones published a clear statement of principle which was nevertheless a challenge to implement.

For a number but not all interviewees, a lack of finance and other resources such as time or trusts current technological capability was a challenge to implementing EPRs.

Indeed, the rapidly evolving policy landscape — surely a factor in the national health sector's success — has posed a challenge to implementing the intervention as designed.

The finding that younger and less depressed COPD and CVD patients are more likely to receive CCM-compliant care suggests that a challenge to implementing CCM in primary care is to ensure that all patients benefit equally.

Due to the distributed and heterogeneous characteristics of different partner companies, it is a big challenge to implement a satisfying and cost effective solution in the networked enterprise.

Mandatory contributions to an SHS scheme is therefore preferable, but is a major challenge to implement in countries with a large informal sector.