Sentence examples for had tried to implement from inspiring English sources

"One was to support the president, and the other was the state had tried to implement voter ID laws.

The report criticised transport department officials for failing to put the work to build the new system out to tender, and said they had tried to implement their cost-saving plan too fast, leaving little time for testing.

They did not return until the next April, after a federal judge ruled that the new rules the clubs had tried to implement unilaterally had to be discarded in favor of returning to the rules of the expired agreement.

Building on schemes he had tried to implement in the far east, Mohammed's ambitious plans for hijacking dozens of aircraft to strike US targets was initially rejected by Bin Laden, but then dusted off, revised and finally accepted after a series of heated meetings of al-Qaida's leadership in the spring of 1999.

LaSorda, who rose through the ranks at General Motors before joining Chrysler in 2000, had tried to implement the new business model at a proposed Chrysler factory in Canada in late 2002.

When Putin took power, he reversed many of the democratic measures Yeltsin had tried to implement and subverted free expression and the electoral system.

"Hopefully I have done that with my professional background and, with all the experience I have had, try to implement those qualities into a non-league side and make this club appear as professional as possible".

Over the course of pre-season, he has tried to implement this with Milan.

Several cities have tried to implement congestion charges (fixed fees to drive into crowded areas) but most have failed.

In an attempt to address the gender disparity in their workforce, technology companies have tried to implement a series of female friendly policies.

I strongly believe in working with the community but over the years there have been times when I have tried to implement projects that have failed; I call it having my "western" head on, not my Khmer one.