Sentence examples for implementing them are from inspiring English sources

Yet passing laws and implementing them are two different things, lawyers and activists say.

One challenge here — something that the commission's members well understood — is that recommending new indicators and actually implementing them are very different endeavors.

But it must also take care, both not to damage India's main interest getting the economy revving again and for not getting the blame itself if the economy does badly.The lesson in India, such as with its reforms of 1991, is that it takes an economic crisis to get politicians to believe that economic reforms, and the pain of implementing them, are worthwhile.

The objective of this paper is to prove the opposite: UD projects benefit all users of the facility, whether impaired or not, and the additional costs of implementing them are generally low; hence, their net present values are high and positive.

Again, the high numbers may have to do with volume of users: there are  not that many using subscriptions, and a lot of the apps that will be implementing them are magazines, which are priced at similar levels as printed publications.

In addition to the fact that adopting the SDGs and implementing them are two different things, there is another, related risk.

Of course, passing laws is one thing; implementing them is another.

The solutions are only beginning to take shape, and implementing them is still to come.

Taken all in all, solutions are "obvious" and "available". The only obstacle to implementing them is political will.

But while the government considers these last two essential to overcoming China's biggest obstacles, implementing them is harder.

As it was, "these priorities and the guidelines for implementing them were not shared with operational personnel in the field", according to the report.