Sentence examples for be challenged to implement from inspiring English sources
Then they need to be challenged to implement a proposal from their Matthew Taylor report on "Living and Working in the Countryside": to give the local planning committee the right to determine change of use of a property from residence to holiday let or second home, with a pilot project here in the Lake District national park, where the sustainability of some communities is a problem.
It said that the cuts proposed by the Obama administration for 2012 and 2013 "will be challenging to implement, especially in an environment of weak growth and unemployment".
Construct poles like "hard to realize" were associated with this option, reflecting the fact that this option would likely be challenging to implement.
Policies and actions to reduce the cycle of ever increasing wildfire suppression effort, management costs, and resource losses will be challenging to implement.
While it might be challenging to implement such as system because it would require a lot of processing of real-time data, Waze has already proven that it's essentially possible.
Although health-care solutions may be challenging to implement for such large numbers of people, it is neither humane nor economically sensible to ignore the public-health imperative of providing care for people with headache [7].
But, as experience from nearly two dozen states illustrates, the plan will be challenging to implement, and it's unclear whether teenagers and other prospective college students will use the new information to make decisions.
In the Lake Victoria basin, this could be achieved by limiting the number of boats and/or lampara nets at each landing, although this would be challenging to implement in practice.
Because patient assessment with this assay in this study involved comparison of data from samples obtained at >1 time-point during early treatment, this would be challenging to implement programmatically in resource-limited settings.
