Sentence examples for implementing but not from inspiring English sources

So we point to good examples that some American states, or cities, or companies are implementing — but not to the federal government.

The proposals should be accepted and implemented, but not within our borders".

The former is easy to implement but not scalable in communication.

Some of the proposed algorithms are easy to be implemented but not very efficient, while some of them prove opposite characteristics.

For the most part, his actions since Jan . 20have taken the form of executive orders, the sort of sweeping, no-consensus-needed dictate that's simple to implement but not necessarily broad in its effects.

Last week, NSF Director Rita Colwell questioned how the program would be implemented but not its underlying premise.

The left image is automatically scaled by the software (ISP5.02 and EBW2.0 have this implemented, but not EBW1.x).

As one consequence, modular concepts for HR training were initiated and implemented, but not evenly successful in all of the cases.

No such statement was issued, however, and Colwell's testimony takes a more nuanced approach, questioning how the program would be implemented but not disputing its underlying premise.

All good news for the future if implemented, but not particularly helpful to the current crop of linguistically challenged British scientists, who appear to eschew the allure of European science and head straight across the big pond to the United States.

But my thinking is that Labs occupied a sort of awkward position, internal projects too buggy or specific to be implemented, but not big enough to be features highlighted in a blog post or in-app update.