Sentence examples for give time to implement from inspiring English sources
Postponement to give time to implement a new system would be unpalatable since the election has become the main symbol of the reforms.
Another former McDonald's executive, Jerry Langley, said: "Steve Easterbrook is addressing a major issue for the company – the menu complexity and its impact on customer service – and, given time to implement, I think we'll see positive impacts.
However, the brisk schedule meant that the team was not given time to implement all the features they had wanted, including a cooperative gameplay mode.
"Our hopes are to work with science educators, who will give their time to implement the program and help us make it all part of curriculum," Ms. Riessen said.
In a letter to Hunt, Dalton said agreement must be reached by mid-February to give enough time to implement the new contract.
Another sensible change, he argues, would be to lengthen the election period in order to give politicians time to implement unpopular measures before they lose the next election, and to guarantee all workers receive an adequate salary after their "dirty" jobs have been closed down until they get new "clean" jobs.
After the game's release was delayed to give NST time to implement the multiplayer feature, the developers took the time to make more changes.
New climate change hazards were likely to emerge slowly giving "time to develop and implement credible solutions", said an NDA spokesman.
Mr. Bashir, he said, should be given "ample time to implement these agreements".
