Sentence examples for enough to implement its from inspiring English sources

But I can feel the company, which is certainly smaller and able to move faster [than IBM]." The real question is whether Thompson can move Symantec fast enough to implement its new strategy and guarantee future growth in the areas of corporate computing and the Internet.

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.

He has to make Washington care enough to implement its own stated policy.

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

Although the party remained far ahead of its closest rivals, the dip had raised speculation that a Kadima-led coalition would not be strong enough to implement its vision of West Bank withdrawals.

Machine learning offers one solution, if organizations can overcome their silos enough to implement it correctly.

The approach may just work, provided that the Parallels' organization is agile enough to implement it.

One of the core problems, which is in fact mentioned in the movie, is that we don't understand consciousness well enough to implement it.

"They have a very settled structure and Joe has now been there long enough to implement his philosophies and strategies.

But they were not deemed extreme enough for the tournament to implement its policy, which can see matches on open courts postponed and those on the show courts played with the roof closed.

In this agreement, a 15-year period was assumed to be enough time for China to implement its many provisions and emerge, more or less, as a functioning market economy.