Sentence examples for been slower to implement from inspiring English sources

And those collecting emergency benefits in states like Connecticut that have been slower to implement the cuts may find work before losing any benefits.

However, the northern provinces of Argentina have been slow to implement the law in full.

Greece has been slow to implement the changes demanded by the troika.

Chad, for example, has been slow to implement a strong plan of action.

But the company had been slow to implement the stored-program digital computer architecture of the early 1950s.

Despite its pre-election promises, the Rouhani government has been slow to implement the sociocultural relaxations demanded by reform-minded Iranians.

Yet even with more than 200 informal settlements and 600,000 residents waiting for formal housing, the Western Cape has been slow to implement the 'transformative design' it celebrates.

Mr Tsipras's far-left government has been slow to implement reforms promised in exchange for receiving bail-out funds from Europe and the IMF.

He said local authorities were meant to treat waste and it was not meant to be pumped into sea, although authorities had been slow to implement the EU rule in some parts of Europe.

The idea was to have these facilities available at all of the nation's health centres, but this has been slow to implement as these centres need to be refurbished to a higher standard.

The opposition said the government had been slow to implement MBS changes, given the Labor government had begun a similar review in 2012 which resulted in "156 potentially ineffective and/or unsafe services being identified for consideration".