Sentence examples for actually going to implement from inspiring English sources

Who's actually going to implement this?

"The politicians were in on this and somebody independent was coming along and made recommendations and cautious optimism lasted for about 45 minutes and then the prime minister spoke and said well he's not actually going to implement a report that he instigated". He added: "[Cameron] called for a judicial inquiry.

"We want to weed out the people who aren't actually going to implement the product," he adds.

"If you actually are going to implement this law, people need to know what's in it — not just the puppies-and-ice-cream parts, but 'Here are the broader social changes intended and how they can help you.' " Already, advocacy groups eager for the law to succeed have shifted into a higher gear.

And we're going to implement those here in Oklahoma.

How is the UK going to implement them?

MR. OBAMA: We're going to implement it.

How are you going to implement these ideas?

There is an often-told story about the inauspicious beginning of Teach For America: When I told my thesis adviser that I was actually going to try to implement my idea of a national teacher corps he responded, "My dear Ms. Kopp, you are quite evidently deranged".

Especially, it predicts that acceptability will decline when people are convinced that measures that reduce their freedom are actually going to be implemented.

It's very tempting to wait and see if things you've implemented are actually going to work.