Sentence examples for enough to implement the from inspiring English sources

"A new government must be strong enough to implement the measures that these difficult financial circumstances require".

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

The new unity government, in which the major Greek parties would share power, is widely expected to be led by a nonpolitician and to govern for several months, long enough to implement the debt deal and pass a budget for 2012.

This value is well above the settled use case real-time constraint of 1.64 ms. Consequently, one single DSP core of the C6678 DSP is not enough to implement the use case processing in real-time fashion.

To date, most national animal welfare acts are flexible enough to implement the amendments presented in this paper as a kind of good laboratory practice or guidelines clarification while enforcing respective national laws.

Despite her support for the legislation, Dr. Hamburg said the registration fees "will, sadly, not be enough to implement those targets".

Although, in this paper, only fourth-order and sixth-order non-linear and linear singular boundary value problems are considered, the method is general enough to implement in the case of higher even-order linear and non-linear singular boundary value problems.

We intended the project to function in a continuous quality improvement model, but were not able to support the project long enough to implement changes in response to the first full cycle of evaluation.

Put more bluntly: if Twitter is batshit crazy enough to implement even half of the things that Scoble lays out, they will effectively kill their own product.

Casio was clever enough to implement a latch to ensure the back cover and battery never dislodged.

It is simply not enough to implement regular birdcage disinfection measures and the killing of unsold birds every evening.