Sentence examples for delivering it would be from inspiring English sources

Labour had national support for sweeping change, but that did not mean that delivering it would be straightforward, least of all in a country that was exhausted after six years of war and 20 years of economic recession.

This time the referendum would have to have devo max as a clear option, but if by then it has not been delivered, it would be difficult to predict which way a scorned Scottish electorate might jump.

Abstracting from their capacity to deliver, it would be a lot to ask of these same governments to also pick up the full tab of the management of these resources for the greater good of humankind.

Some of Mr. Dole's advisers pushed the idea despite the fact that the campaign's own polling data suggested that, after the last two Presidents had promised tax cuts and not delivered, it would not be a winning issue.

For example, if you've already sent messages to 9,900 recipients, and you attempt to send one message to 150 recipients, it will not be delivered because it would be 50 recipients over your limit for the 24-hour period.

It's the kind of moment musical theater is meant to deliver, and it would be nice to report that there are more of them in "Being Alive".

Mail from others that did not adopt these new technologies -- individuals, small business, those in foreign countries -- might still be delivered but it would be subject to greater scrutiny.

Yesterday they delivered their assessment: It would be good for Microsoft's shareholders and its employees.

Beef itself delivers umami, and it would be a fine burger without the added flavoring tricks.

Soon after the theft of the painting - which came after almost a year of violence in the Middle East - a ransom note was delivered saying that it would be returned only when there was peace in the region.

But with a few more displays like the one they delivered on Sunday, it would be unwise to rule out Moyes and his fellow Bravehearts from cup glory.