The phrase "able to implement them" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability or capacity to execute or carry out specific tasks or plans.
Example: "The team is confident that they are able to implement them effectively within the given timeframe."
Alternatives: "capable of executing them" or "qualified to carry them out".
Seeing solutions and not always being able to implement them as soon as I would like.
"Those are the kinds of limits that are dissolving so quickly that we can see being able to implement them in the meaningfully near future".
Thompson accused De Blasio of flip-flopping, saying: "Will the real Bill de Blasio please stand up?" All of them attempted to portray De Blasio as a man who had big ideas yet wouldn't be able to implement them.
And the key to the long-term success of the rules will be how effectively TRAI is able to implement them, which is valid concern since they failed at a similar earlier venture.
The results indicated that parents could learn naturalistic language interventions and were able to implement them with their young children.
It means that there is impending exhaustion of accumulated baggage of innovative ideas and persons able to implement them in practice.
And finally, and it will come as no surprise, the Greens have the strongest policies on the reef but are of course unlikely to be able to implement all of them.
The EU has threatened punitive measures before without being able to find a consensus to implement them.
We discuss how we were able to implement a sizable visualization tool using them and how we were able to deal with some of their limitations.
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Other perceived barriers were too many guidelines and a lack of support to implement them, and that available resources are not taken into consideration when designing guidelines to be able to appropriately implement them.
