Sentence examples for doing enough to implement from inspiring English sources

A year after the report, known as the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI), the ruling family is being accused of not doing enough to implement its findings, by its friends in the West as well as human rights groups and its critics inside Bahrain.

HelpAge said the Ugandan government had not done enough to implement the Madrid agreement to halve poverty among older people by 2015.

I was told that the Church had not done enough to implement its mandate, but I had no way to evaluate these claims.

In a nod to commentators, including myself, who have voiced concerns that the leadership has not done enough to implement economic liberalization, Li also declared that "all industries and sectors that are not prohibited by laws or regulations should be open to different types of market entities; all industries that are open to foreign investment should be open to private capital".

At least 34 countries do not have legislation banning sexual harassment at work and those that do aren't doing enough to fully implement them.

Are we doing enough to innovate?

The problem, though, is that the Big Four Internet companies that I mentioned above have made big press announcements about their support for OpenID, but haven't done enough to actually implement it.

Did you learn enough to implement a new exercise plan?

Did we do enough to win it?

"I felt we did enough to win.

His inaugural address set the agenda for his Presidency, but he did not live long enough to implement most of these policies.