Sentence examples for difficult to actually implement from inspiring English sources

The law was approved in 2010 but has proved difficult to actually implement.

It will be a surprise to no one involved in trying to develop a standard that it is easy to state the goal and create a standard, but rather difficult to actually implement it and have it accepted and used.

Increasing staff capacity through the use of community volunteers, including retired medical personnel, while often recognized as one potential solution to staffing shortages, proved to be extremely difficult to actually implement.

It is easy to promise change, but once in office often difficult or unappealing to actually implement it.

"These vested interests along with their political influence will make it difficult for the European Union to actually implement an open-market, tariff-only system in 2006," he said.

However, it might just galvanise the government to actually implement centrist growth policies, like the National Development Plan.

But the UN plan, while requiring new laws, says little about how to actually implement them.

We do not have lasers big enough to actually implement this".

That's right, not to actually implement it, but to figure out how to implement it.

"It will be very difficult to actually take this and implement it in developing countries," Mofenson says.

That may be difficult to actually score.