Sentence examples for could only be implemented from inspiring English sources
The old comprehensive structure, governed by LEAs where change could only be implemented via centralised control with the agreement of teaching unions is outdated.
McKay said many proposals could only be implemented in the 18 months promised by Scottish ministers with enough goodwill from UK ministers, reported the Herald.
The ICB wanted to be tougher still, but said a higher ratio could only be implemented internationally (lest banks relocate to more lenient countries).
Davis pointed out that if the legislative plans were going to be in the Queen's speech next month, they could only be implemented in late 2013 at the earliest.
I didn't share the same enthusiasm as other environmentalists because 11 of the 15 solutions could only be implemented by the boards of directors of very conservative, large corporations, and every solution was financially underwater.
The other behavior types could only be implemented in the characters: showing natural cues (e.g., gaze, posture), expressing emotions (e.g., compassionate face), and accommodating social conversations (e.g., turn taking).
The conclusions of this study could not only be implemented by the human-system interface (HSI) designers of a MCR in the advanced nuclear power plant (NPP) but also could be generalized to the extent that other digital workstation similar to the MCR.
In South Africa, health care reforms and decentralisation in particular, could only truly be implemented post 1994.
Until now, the European Union has insisted that debt relief could only be considered after Greece had implemented a series of reforms, which include cutting pensions, reforming the tax system, and liberalizing the labor market.
Given the tight budget constraint Tajikistan is facing and the low capacity in the country to implement reforms achievements could only be possible with long-term assistance of development partners.
