Sentence examples for got to implement from inspiring English sources

October 1st you've got to implement your signature health care law.

We've got to implement systems, whether it's to drive scale, drive revenue, operational efficiency, whatever the reason is.

But in order to be able to sign a BAA, there are some procedures you've got to implement, and Amazon didn't want to.

"At the same time that we extend the program, we've got to implement these changes to make sure we're doing cost-effective, efficient programs," Gray said.

But we won so we get to implement it.

And he gets to implement the things he's learned at Stoke on a clean slate.

By adding just one-third of one percent to state coffers, the feds get to implement their version of education reform.

I wanted to write a book about bankers because finance seems to have replaced politics, with democracy beginning to feel like a system that allows voters to decide which politician gets to implement what "the markets" dictate.

It's often discussed at a level of rhetoric, and it's sometimes written into policies, but the more it is the harder it gets to implement and capture complete results.

Mr. Obama may not have an exciting economic plan, but, if he is re-elected, he will get to implement a health reform that is the biggest improvement in America's safety net since Medicare.

But as the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the following three years have shown, the financial world is too important to leave to the bankers – in fact in some countries democracy is beginning to look like the system by which electorates decide which politician gets to implement what the markets dictate.