Sentence examples for implement said from inspiring English sources

"The new law could make things better, although it will take a while to implement," said Oliveira.

"I don't think it's going to be difficult for schools to implement," said Jessica Shelly, director of food services for the Cincinnati Public School System.

"He's leaving Apple with a long-term vision that his successors will implement," said Mr. Elliot, who has written a book on Mr. Jobs's leadership style.

"Addressing vitamin A deficiency may be the most cost-effective intervention you can implement," said Mr. Baker of Helen Keller International.

"It will reduce the reach of the proposal and make it easier to implement," said David M. Mason, a Republican commissioner.

"Israel cannot be the perpetual testing ground for peace proposals that the Palestinians fail to implement," said Dore Gold, an adviser to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

The first space might specify implement, say a metal tool.

It shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to implement, says the company, and with very little technical skills.

"Going truly global gives you a huge advantage, but it is difficult to implement," says the Brazilian-born, Lebanese-raised, French-educated Ghosn.

"Going truly global gives you a huge advantage, but it is difficult to implement," says the Brazilian-born, Lebanese-raised, French-educated boss.

Not only does labeling threaten markets, it could also be hard to implement, says Alan McHughen, a biotech specialist and geneticist at the University of California, Riverside.