Sentence examples for hesitant to implement from inspiring English sources
The County Governor was hesitant to implement the RCC's suggested area zoning for bears before the carnivore management plan was ratified (NRK Nordland 2010).
I suspect there are a number of easy ways for this attack to be foiled but they'll all cost money, which means that the parking meter companies will be hesitant to implement them.
Some firms are hesitant to implement end-to-end encryption because they worry it will prevent them from fighting spam or rolling out new features, but the spam-prevention success that Jones described might encourage other communications companies to take the encryption plunge.
However, policy makers in the Netherlands are hesitant to implement prevention programmes on a large scale because of poor scientific evidence of these programmes.
However, some institutions may be hesitant to implement antimicrobial stewardship programs (ASPs) due to a potential loss of ID consultations [ 3, 4].
Although some may be hesitant to break tradition, many others will be eager to implement unusual solutions if there is a high chance they will receive better results from their investment.
Policies take time to implement.
But the Education Department has been hesitant to allow blanket forgiveness or even implement a "defense to repayment" process, hinting instead at a plan in which individual students would have to prove they were defrauded.
Banks are hesitant to lend.
