Sentence examples for down on implementation from inspiring English sources

Katja Hall, policy director of the CBI, says: "We think the government has the right plan for growth – but so far it has fallen down on implementation".

Parks and museums closed, new cancer patients were locked out of clinical trials, loans to small businesses and rural areas froze, time ran down on implementation of the Dodd-Frank financial-regulation law, trade talks had to be postponed.

But at the end of the day Apple's not cracking down on implementation schemes.

That is yet another reminder of how, although we hear a lot about passwords needing to be   cryptic enough, ultimately if the encryption falls down on implementation, those passwords will be useless anyway.

"The California Energy Commission last month sent a letter to the EPA asking it to slow down on implementation of regulations on greenhouse gas emissions....The CEC argues that phasing them in too fast could hurt efforts in the state to expand use of low-carbon energy".

They were represented on the Task Team, which met on a monthly basis and which formed the main communication channel up and down on implementation plans, progress and problems.

"Now it comes down to implementation, delivery on our promises, transparency and accountability.

Informatica helped us cut down on the ERP implementation.

Mr Berners-Lee's work of the last decade or more has been to repair and augment some of that omission.The lack of two-way links, revision history (such as is found in Wikipedia), authoritativeness, unique and verified user identity and copyright control with optional royalties led Mr Nelson and his compatriots to look down on the web's implementation of hypertext.

Open native advertising allows brands to use a single piece of brand content across multiple campaigns, which cuts down on their expenses and implementation time.

We've reached out to Slack with additional questions about when these accounts should expect to be reinstated, assuming that Slack doesn't double down on its aggressive policy implementation.