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The phrase "a hurry to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a sense of urgency or eagerness to put something into action or practice.
Example: "The team was in a hurry to implement the new software before the deadline."
Alternatives: "an urgency to implement" or "a rush to implement".
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"This can only be implemented by the government, and the government is not in a hurry to implement them".
The intervention is problematic for Rouhani's government, which is in a hurry to implement the nuclear deal so that Iran can benefit from sanctions relief before legislative elections in late February.
Perhaps South Africa's former finance minister Trevor Manuel, in a post-lecture interview, put his finger on the problem: while we all know Piketty is right, no one – not the South African government, not big business, not the economic elites – is in a hurry to implement his ideas.
Because ZANU PF is in control, it sees itself as not in a hurry to implement the provisions of the new constitution especially clauses like the devolution of power which it never was in support of during the constitution-making process (2009 2013).
Most importantly, the government could not explain to the court in a credible manner why it was in such a hurry to implement the ban.
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But the authors of the study note that "there is no immediate hurry to implement the scheme".
In a hurry to bury.
Grunberg was in a hurry to get back to Shanghai.
Neither of them was in a hurry to marry.
No wonder he was in a hurry to get there.
"Not in a hurry to rush them back," Woodson said.
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