Sentence examples for but its implementation is from inspiring English sources

This approach was originally proposed for high performance in wired networks since it can react fast to both ongoing and released congestions, but its implementation is complex since every node along a path needs to be involved in congestion control so that it is rare to be really deployed in wide-area networks.

"Nepal's Foreign Employment Act is a good law, but its implementation is almost non-existent," said Rameshwar Nepal, the director of Amnesty International in Nepal.

But its implementation is undermined by the energy companies; at every stage some big oil companies have been trying to find loopholes – most recently submitting industry guidelines to the UK law that in our view are weak, misleading and contrary to the law.

No, it's not big money in the city's multi-billion dollar education budget, but its implementation is producing a few weird results.

The Scottish Parliament has passed legislation to impose a 50p minimum price for a unit of alcohol, but its implementation is stalled pending the conclusion of legal challenges.

Several methods were proposed to consider these uncertainties, but its implementation is a challenging task due to the difficulty of assessing the uncertainties in soil properties.

On 18 September 1914, the King – having considered vetoing the legislation  – gave his assent to the Home Rule Bill after it had been passed by Westminster, but its implementation was postponed by a Suspensory Act due to the outbreak of the First World War.

Officials passed what they touted as a "permanent exemption" of the tax in the late 1990's, but its implementation was postponed until March 2000.

However, noise regularization could in principle be applied to MCR as well, but its implementation was beyond the scope of this study.

The prize is named after Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, long-time dictator of Equatorial Guinea, but its implementation was put on hold in 2010 following complaints from human rights and science groups.

The Agreement was initially signed in 2008, but its implementation was delayed by Bosnia's failure to make constitutional amendments called for by the European Court of Human Rights, which said that members of other ethnic minorities should be able to run for senior posts currently reserved for Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs under the system inherited from Dayton.