Sentence examples for enough time to implement from inspiring English sources

An equal pay audit every three years is ideal, as it allows enough time to implement changes.

In a letter to Hunt, Dalton said agreement must be reached by mid-February to give enough time to implement the new contract.

However, without a president capable of real leadership through such a delicate process, without a head of state willing to fight to keep the gang leaders committed to this reduction in bloodshed for enough time to implement prevention plans, the truce will probably fall to pieces, and its demise will bring back the high murder rate.

That is justifiable, since neither has had enough time to implement radical change and both are limited to an extent.

They said it meant there was not enough time to implement the government's anti-radicalisation strategy Prevent before a visit by Ofsted.

A parent whose children attend a failing free school which has been ordered to close by the government says that the school has not been given enough time to implement changes.

Sakamoto explained that the developers wanted to make the game connect to Metroid Prime 2: Echoes on the GameCube, but the fact that both their release dates were far apart and not enough development time to implement connectivity features prevented them from doing so.

If all goes according to plan, a final report will be due to the president by December 1 of this year, leaving him just enough time to not implement it.

"It is time to implement it".

"It takes a long time to implement change in education.

Bashar simply needed time to implement the reforms.