Sentence examples for implement half from inspiring English sources

"The American people deserve to know how their commander in chief intends to implement half a trillion dollars in cuts to our national security, which his own secretary of defense compared to shooting ourselves in the head," said Representative Jeb Hensarling of Texas, chairman of the House Republican Conference and co-author of the bill signed on Tuesday.

Mrs Foster told the assembly that the budget is predicated on welfare reform being implemented half way through this year.

But, when the interest such commissions generate has faded, the reforms they have recommended are either shelved or implemented half-heartedly.

Many key provisions of Guatemala's peace accords were implemented half-heartedly, if at all.

The LIRR will spend $2.6 million in implementing half-hourly weekend service on the Port Washington and Ronkonkoma lines, extending weekend service to Greenport for an additional 10 weeks, and adding five new weekday trains.

In the first phase, JPX initially implemented one-half Japanese yen (JPY) price ticks for TOPIX 100 companies with JPY 3,000 to JPY 5,000 share prices.

A critical disconnect persists between strategy and technology, which is why a company can spend years planning IT initiatives and implement only half of them.

The Obama administration can implement about half of the proposals, but the others — arguably some of the more critical initiatives — will require congressional approval.

If you can take the pointers offered in this post and implement even half of them, you'll be a leader in customer success throughout all stages of the growth cycle of your business.

But to implement even half of this programme would require dismantling Russia's political system.During the boom years Vladimir Putin, then president, took full credit for the rising commodity prices and cheap credit that spurred economic growth.

The charity said the government had failed to properly implement about half of the child safety online recommendations made in a report commissioned by ministers a decade ago, despite pledges to make the UK the safest place in the world for children to go online.