Sentence examples for implemented enough from inspiring English sources

Der Spiegel reported on Saturday that both Merkel and her finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, now believe the eurozone has implemented enough reforms since the height of the crisis in 2012 to make a potential "Grexit" manageable.

Improvement in the use of plants and reduction of technical and non-technical losses are profitable, but these measures are not implemented enough under the present public system in India.

The mom has previously tried to work with the school's board to create a safe environment for her daughter, but she says she does not think the school implemented enough precautions, CBC News reports.

Despite this, there is growing evidence that the guidelines are not implemented enough and there is under treatment [ 5- 7], poor patient compliance, physician's unawareness of the new recommendations [ 19], and non adherence to updating treatment and to targets of treatments [ 20, 21].

Les Républicains MPs accused Hollande of failing to implement enough effective and intelligence measures and argued that French intelligence has been inept at neutralising the terrorist threat.

To implement enough items to cover the model (Figure 1) and because of time constraints, a booklet design (Youden Squares) with seven test booklets was used (Frey et al. 2009).

Here's the scheme: boost spending next year by more than $50 billion, and implement enough taxes to bring in about $35 billion.

Among economists there is considerable doubt as to whether any tax cut can be passed and implemented quickly enough, and be large enough at the start, to make much difference to the economy before the business cycle turns upward again.

The experts agreed that a tax on e-cigarettes should be implemented, high enough to finance independent research on e-cigarettes, but low enough to keep the product more attractive than conventional cigarettes.

Perhaps we don't know enough, can't plan enough, can't implement effectively enough to coordinate nation building with national security objectives.

Other ideas she promises to take on board, only then to be hounded when they're not implemented fast enough.