Sentence examples for incapable of implementing from inspiring English sources
The lesson of Sellafield is not so much that nuclear power is dangerous but that Britain seems incapable of implementing any long-term engineering plan that comes its way, from high-speed trains to wind turbines or rocket launchers.
Hospira insists that it is incapable of implementing a drop-ship program like the one Lundbeck deployed last summer (too late to prevent Oregon buying its pentobarbital) or other tracking, for fear of limiting the many legitimate medical uses for these products.
But the real culprit is the Greek government, which has proved singularly incapable of implementing the reforms needed to allow the economy to grow.With so little to show for the efforts so far, would it be better for Greece and its European creditors if the country simply left the single currency?
Then EUs in game could be the true decision makers without difficulties even if they were incapable of implementing our proposed scheme for the time being.
But the ongoing wars in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen suggest that, despite continued invocations of R2P, the international system is incapable of implementing the principle on the ground.
"It is pointless paying a government to change its policies when these governments are incapable of implementing and enforcing their policies in the first place".
Obama has been victorious in implementing socialism and the party they identify with has proved incapable of halting the decline, leaving them alienated not only from the country at large but one another.
If implemented, the STRB's recommendations would leave behind the wreckage of a national pay framework which will be incapable of delivering consistent, fair and transparent approaches to pay.
If a government is incapable of or uninterested in making the needed adjustments, the report argued, the best option is to drip money out as reforms are implemented, as is now being done in Greece.
I was incapable of resistance.
Muslims are incapable of democracy.
