Sentence examples for implement utterly from inspiring English sources
A found bog-standard watering can has been perforated with holes, rendering a highly practical implement utterly useless.
The S.E.C., for its part, made matters worse this week when it proposed a rule to implement the law that utterly fails to address the fact that ending the ban will make everyday investors more vulnerable to fraud.
Let's focus for a minute on why buffet plans are utterly impossible to implement if people want to continue to enjoy the vast perks of the ACA like being covered for future, unforeseen health problems, and, say, not being discriminated against for having certain conditions or for being a woman.
"He defines the concept of the professional civil servant: free of political bias yet utterly dedicated to helping the elected government implement its programme," Lord Adonis has said.
The truth is that Gothamgroup and its sister institutions are already wards of the state, utterly dependent on taxpayer support; but nobody wants to recognize that fact and implement the obvious solution: an explicit, though temporary, government takeover.
Now Hunt seeks to implement it without increasing already agreed cash limits and when the NHS's chaotic structure leaves junior doctors feeling utterly powerless, under stifling layers of bureaucracy administered by managers more highly paid and less accountable.
But I utterly reject any allegations of implementing policies designed to benefit any section of the community above others.
