Sentence examples for implement any change from inspiring English sources
Those in favour are too weak to implement any change.
Both Admiral Mullen and Mr. Gates told the committee that there would be a Pentagon review, taking up to a year, to study how to implement any change before they expected Congress to act on a repeal.
MPs will vote on legislation in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland will decide separately on whether to implement any change in the law.
However, more participants (15/50) spoke about being motivated to make changes to their diet and/or exercise as a result of receiving the feedback, but admitted they had yet to implement any change.
"..again I think PCO initiatives seem to be driven from central government which, you know, is understandable to a certain extent but the nature is that it tends to, unless you're very different and you're very enthusiastic you'll find that to implement any change is extremely difficult".
She contacted Edexcel to make it aware of the situation, but despite the board's insistence that the music course aims to let students "engage in and extend the appreciation of the diverse and dynamic heritage of music", its head of music seemed reluctant to implement any changes.
An early pioneer of using data science to manage culture, it even launched a $1m competition for teams of researchers to improve its algorithms – and then, despite the prize money, didn't implement any changes as they weren't seen as good enough.
His main concern is to make sure that the government finds the money to pay unemployment benefit (which it has said it will) and to reform the state employment service.Mr Zapatero says that the government will not implement any changes that do not have the support of both unions and business: "Any reform without that understanding is not very useful".
But there is insufficient time remaining in this parliament to implement any changes that require primary legislation.
