Sentence examples for chance of implementing from inspiring English sources

Any political upheaval could affect what seems to be a real chance of implementing economic change.

Writing in her column in the Daily Record, Dugdale said: "Owen understands that to have a chance of implementing Labour values, we need to win over some of those who didn't vote for us at the last election.

Some suggest that with the deeper talent pool in England Klinsmann would have a better chance of implementing the style of play and mindset he has failed to impose on the USA.

The first, eyeing the top right-hand corner, believes Mr Primakov has the right economic ideas or is at least on a learning curve towards them but no serious chance of implementing them.

Many consultancies are guilty of introducing so many fads simultaneously that managers have no chance of implementing them.The second grouse is that, even where fads lead to action, they often do more harm than good.

He then gave what was billed as a speech, a freewheeling rant in which he advocated free energy, water and public transport for all, promised to look after the nation's grandparents, pledged to outlaw GM crops, punish the bankers and floated various other idealistic policies that a lone MP in Westminster would have precisely no chance of implementing.

"I am confident the chances of implementing the road map are very slim, since I do not see the Palestinians even beginning to implement the very tip of the plan".

The meeting comes amid gathering gloom about both the speed of climate change and the chances of implementing policies to keep the rise in global temperatures below 2°C.The jamboree in Doha is the 18th UN climate-change summit, but the third since a landmark one at Copenhagen in 2009.

This week Mr Kan's chances of implementing an agreement signed with the United States in May to relocate a marine base in Okinawa were dealt a further blow when a local election favoured candidates opposed to having the base dumped on their town.

Even so, studies that show the chances of implementing SNA in these fields are still missing.

Authoritative decisions have been reported to reduce the chance of successfully implementing an intervention [ 12, 38].