Sentence examples for have not been able to implement from inspiring English sources

I can't fault the players for the way they prepare and practise, but we have not been able to implement the plans.

I can't fault the players for the way they prepare and practise, but we have not been able to implement the plans and put some pressure on the Aussie bowling attack.

That potentiality creates a big problem at Stormont as the parties have not been able to agree to implement the last round of Westminster-initiated welfare cuts.

Despite these efforts, many implemented transition policies have not been able to meet expectations.

Despite rising awareness, change on the ground has been slow because authorities have not been able to get their act together: most initiatives that were announced after the December 2012 gang-rape in Delhi have not been implemented.

Furthermore, the government of Afghanistan has not been able to develop and implement a specific policy in regards to women.

He adds that CDCR has had appropriate procedures for mental health care and suicide prevention for some time, but "it has not been able to successfully train and implement the policies in a consistent way".

Since those barriers have been implemented, we haven't been able to penetrate as deeply.

They haven't been able to.

Although Martyn had not visited India before, he immediately accepted Foot's offer because of the opportunity it afforded to implement Hahn's ideas, which he had not been able to do at Harrow.

First, I hypothesize that the EU has not been able to manage the crisis through its competences regarding asylum and migration, because its Member States have not implemented the Common European Asylum System (CEAS).