Sentence examples for comes to implementation from inspiring English sources

"When it comes to implementation, you need the regional authorities and the tribes.

Whether people can participate in the whole decision-making process – instead of having bargaining power when it comes to implementation – will be the biggest challenge.

"The slogans are loud and the plans are grand, but when it comes to implementation, the constraints are many," said Zhao Xijun, an economics professor at Renmin University in Beijing.

"There is more that could be done, for example when it comes to implementation there are big gaps so far, but it seems that in Sweden we have much lower levels of trafficking for prostitution than other countries and this is probably one of the main reasons," says Marta C Johansson, author of a five-nation study called Still Neglecting the Demand That Fuels Human Trafficking.

But the similarity ends when it comes to implementation.

But we seem to develop cold feet when it comes to implementation.

"And there were things that when it came to implementation, the way we went about implementing it was not necessarily what was pleasing to a lot people in the Congress.

As Mr Lamfalussy observes, "it is when you come to implementation that many difficulties of principle resurface".

The personalisation agenda excited him, but he felt councils were "missing the point" when it came to implementation.

By the time it came to implementation, enough exceptions and loopholes could also have been introduced to reduce the measure's real bite.

Huang said the measures, in general, have covered all the factors of the industry that should be regulated, but when it came to implementation, all we really saw was a delay.