Sentence examples for can no longer implement from inspiring English sources
"National governments… can no longer implement the ambitious counter-cyclical policies that lifted their economies out of recession in the postwar period," he wrote in 1998.
Well, if the Supreme Court follows the decision of earlier rulings and deems Aereo's operations legal, broadcasters can no longer implement the "divide and conquer" strategy of suing Aereo in various districts.
If (beta _0) exceeds (1 + frac{3}{2} r-u) = 0.7), the separating equilibrium with no filtering failure can no longer be implemented, as (beta _1^*) exceeds (overline{beta }_1).
Phone manufacturers can no longer afford to implement media playback as an afterthought – but if they insist on requiring headset adapters, that's exactly what they're doing.
We can no longer afford to wait, so we need to implement President Obama's bold plan to combat climate change now.
Another area the regulation has implemented is that companies can no longer just simply rely on the raw material suppliers' certificate of analysis (CoA).
We can no longer afford to simply talk about the problem or to implement untested solutions for childhood obesity.
But given the costs of food waste and the now-quantified benefits of implementing solutions, it seems clear that we can no longer afford inaction.
It has been encouraging to hear of projects being implemented that not only demonstrate understanding of the link between the issues but also the recognition that we can no longer tackle resource challenges in silos.
