"There are some that are hard to implement because they may not be in the government's interest to do so".
I mean, that's what's left to implement, because the other stuff's been implemented, and it's working fine".
But long after this statute became impossible to implement, because of the rise of "nightlife", the authorities continued to construe nightwalking as deviant.
"No such magical algorithm exists and, if it did, it wouldn't be that simple to implement because of the complexity of understanding sentiment and context.
Conservative fiscal and monetary policies are hard to implement, because many governments like to bribe potential voters with their own money, and many voters like being bribed.
"We are forced to implement because Local 1 will not pursue meaningful change," Charlotte St . Martin the executive director of the League of American Theaters and Producers, said in a statement.
A possible "Tobin-type tax on all financial transactions was effectively ruled out by the high-level group which argued that it was complicated to implement because it would require global agreement.
In 1987, the U.S. Department of Agriculture official William H. Dubbert told a poultry symposium at Colorado State University, "We know more about controlling salmonella than we are willing to implement because of the cost factor".
State efforts to help the unemployed may be easier to implement because they are more likely to involve temporary cash assistance to help pay mortgages, rather than loan modifications.
These proposals were difficult to implement because Ewe also inhabited the southeastern part of the Gold Coast Colony and because not all the people of southern Togoland were Ewe.
But the regulations have taken a long time to implement because pachinko and pachislot machines must be relicensed only every three years—so the big jackpots will survive until July 2007.
