Sentence examples for but implementation has been from inspiring English sources

But implementation has been slow.

But implementation has been bedeviled by inefficiency and corruption.

Obamacare is supposed to reverse this, but implementation has been held up.

The government banned child labour in 2012, but implementation has been patchy.

"The government talks about it but implementation has been very, very slow," he said.

Their efforts to liberalise gas markets look good on paper but implementation has been too slow.

But the implementation has been clunky.

"The energy transformation makes sense, but its implementation has been sloppy and uncoordinated," Mr. Gärtner said.

But its implementation has been halting, and some fear that in the short term it may actually increase ethnic chauvinism at the local level.

The "green building credit" against state income taxes was signed into law two years ago, but its implementation has been held up in "a debate of final issues" by the Department of Environmental Conservation, said Craig Kneeland, senior project manager for the state's Energy Research and Development Authority.

Magnetic ion exchange (MIEX) is an effective process for removing dissolved organic carbon (DOC) from natural waters, but its implementation has been limited due to production of waste sodium chloride solution (i.e., brine) from the regeneration process.