Sentence examples for and unwilling to implement from inspiring English sources

"This country is totally incapable and unwilling to implement reforms.

They argue that the company is not taking the situation seriously enough and is unwilling to implement changes.

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea is unwilling to implement its international obligation to prosecute and bring the perpetrators to justice, because those perpetrators act in accordance with state policy".

Furthermore, the Report contains a last-ditch alternative of compulsory statutory regulation, should the press be unwilling to implement his proposed scheme.

However, many governments have been unable or unwilling to implement statutory sex education in public schools or other formal settings, including in the UK where PSHE is still not compulsory.

But the point remains: here is a president who continues to espouse a policy he seems unable or unwilling to implement for the time being.Well, if Mr Obama is not really going to close Guantánamo, Mr Wittes says, he should stop pretending he is.

Clinicians are unwilling to implement these guidelines.

Last week, our outreach nurses called one of us to an acute ward because a junior doctor was unwilling to implement a DNR order for a terminally ill 91-year-old man.

And I think to be fair, I probably had had emails but I haven't really read them in detail" (HCP 9) Johnston and Gowers [ 4] state that lack of training on outcome measures is a recognised barrier to the uptake of ROM, with HCPs feeling unwilling to implement them if they are unsure about how to correctly administer, score and utilise the data.

I was shy, and unwilling to initiate conversation.

She was anxious, tearful and unwilling to go home.