Sentence examples for has had to implement from inspiring English sources
Norway has had to implement about three-quarters of all EU legislation, including the working time directive.
As a result, Norway has had to implement about three-quarters of all EU legislation, including the working time directive.
Such frugality fits the role forced upon Nick Forbes, who has had to implement drastic cuts since becoming leader in 2011.
The Royal Shakespeare Company has had to implement an autograph ban on all non-Hamlet related material owing to the crowds at the stage door.
The motel has had to implement a waiting list for the rooms closest to the break, known as the "A" section, and is planning to install a digital camera on the roof that will feed real-time images of the waves to a surf forecast Web site.
The proposal is the result of a compromise between City Hall and 110 Livingston Street worked out over the last few months after a change in the political makeup of the board gave Mayor Giuliani the best chance he has had to implement the plan.
Now, because of the terror, we have had to implement closures and add dozens of checkpoints around the Palestinian cities and along the roads.
Rather than being tarred by his association with the ousted boss whose policies he had had to implement, Mr. Principi was hailed by veterans' groups, with which he had worked hard to maintain cordial relations.
Many of the world's most oversubscribed races, such as the Ultra-Trail de Mont-Blanc in France and the Western States 100 in the US, have had to implement lottery systems to cope with the numbers wanting to take part.
Mr Miliband came across as decent, intelligent and prepared to tell his party some things that reduced the conference hall to sullen silence: such as his admission that a Labour government would have had to implement painful cuts.
It said it was disappointed to have had to implement a price rise in October given that "energy affordability is a major societal issue", blaming costs including wholesale energy price rises.
