Sentence examples for implemented because of from inspiring English sources

A lot of what is bought and paid for doesn't get implemented because of complexity.

But many voters complain that many ideas are never implemented because of corruption and inefficiency.

An alliance with the Allied powers Britain and France (October 19, 1939) was not implemented because of Germany's early victories.

The ministry has tried to develop a management strategy this year but it has not been implemented because of scarce resources.

While the latter has yet to be implemented because of unresolved differences, the IAEA process went smoothly enough for most of 1992.

If the general managers, the owners and Selig approve the limited use of replays, the players union and the umpires union would have to agree for it to be implemented because of the change in working conditions.

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.

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".

This time the Jaguars plan is to keep McNair inside the pocket and force him to make his reads with pressure directly in his face; it is a nice plan but difficult to implement, because of McNair's strong legs and flair for mobility.

As a result, the ECB was forced to resort to schemes that are technically difficult to implement because of a lack of liquid markets for those assets, e.g. buying repackaged loans of small- and medium-sized companies.Thus, the ECB announced QE but found itself in a quandary: the easy instruments were forbidden for quasi-religious reasons.