Sentence examples for chance of implementation from inspiring English sources
As an alternative, he develops a lengthy brief for a solution he admits stands little chance of implementation: legalization.
We're never quite certain whether the agency is talking about actual proposals, plans that stand a chance of implementation, or pipe dreams that will fade away after the election for governor this November.
If last week's Minsk II peace roadmap is to have any chance of implementation in the longer term, they have to find a way – which has eluded them so far – of deterring and punishing transgressions without destroying the process as a whole.
If any such measure had a remote chance of implementation, Long Island would witness a volcano of Nimbyism on the part of those who now sneer at the working- and middle-class people who are forced to pay the real costs of cheap illegal-immigrant labor in the form of rising taxes, declining schools and property values, and overburdened medical facilities.
Last week Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, angered American and Palestinian negotiators by insisting that 450 housing units in West Bank settlements would be built under plans previously approved.He also criticised Palestinians for mooting unilateral action and pooh-poohed Mr Fayyad's plan, so it has little chance of implementation any time soon.
In other words, the failed regulator is now happy to put forward proposals that he thinks have no chance of implementation.
Not only should an intervention be time efficient and flexible to maximize the chances of implementation, it should be rewarding for the professional who implements it.
But convincing voters that punishing a Democrat like Rice who opposes the policy is "a boon to a Green New Deal's chances of implementation" is another challenge altogether, Hauser said.
Secondly, participation in the exercise fosters ownership of the established priorities among those involved, thus increasing the chances of implementation of the priorities.
