Sentence examples for be unable to implement from inspiring English sources

The education minister, Christopher Pyne, has conceded he will be unable to implement changes to the national school curriculum before the 2016 school year.

"In summary, although a reduced availability of Treasury securities will require adjustments in the particular form of our open market operations, there is no reason to believe that we will be unable to implement policy as required".

Both candidates have big plans; but they will be unable to implement any of them without Congress's approval.Not that Congress has managed to pass everything it wanted since the Democrats took over in 2007.

"The violations of the cease-fire and the continuation of terrorism and incitement since the Tenet document was accepted yesterday obligate me to order that we will be unable to implement what we have committed ourselves to doing wherever terrorism and violence are continuing," Mr. Sharon said in a meeting with Russia's Middle East envoy, Andrei Vdovin.

Rose's unveiling came as the Vote Leave campaign made its first pitch for votes on the left by arguing that Jeremy Corbyn would be unable to implement many of his policies – such as rail nationalisation – if Britain remained within the EU.

Labour's Alistair Darling, the former chancellor, said it could be "dire for many" and the coalition might be unable to implement it.

Perhaps this is why the Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev, recently told Assad's regime to step aside if it was unable to implement reforms.

The UN instead voted for the appointment of a Yemeni national commission, but the UN human rights chief, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein concluded in August that the national commission was "unable to implement its mandate in accordance with international standards".

And cash-strapped governments in many poorer countries have been unable to implement fiscal stimulus packages or even reduce interest rates for fear of their currencies taking a further hit.

Without a ceasefire in place, the Palestinian prime minister is unable to implement the PA's security obligations under the road map: the authority has neither the capacity nor the popularity to take on the militias by force.

Yet, asks Saeb Erekat, a senior negotiator, what will it tell us "if Mr Barak is unable to implement an agreement that Likud signed?"Perhaps a deeper reason why Mr Arafat wants Wye's implementation so urgently is the domestic impact it would have on the Palestinians who have long since lost faith in the Oslo process and the leaders who promote it.