Sentence examples for is struggling to implement from inspiring English sources

Alas, that does not mean the NHS is financially secure: a £2 billion ($3.4 billion) shortfall looms from 2015 and NHS England is struggling to implement £20 billion in savings.

The National Science Foundation is struggling to implement language from Senator Tom Coburn (R OK) that restricts its ability to fund political science research.

For perspective, Italy is struggling to implement an $80 billion austerity plan that cuts its $1 trillion budget and raises taxes.

McDonald's has committed to spending $400 million to help franchisees, but it should restrict access to that capital to the strong franchisees who are struggling to implement the system.

At the same time that Tabibian and his colleagues were struggling to implement liberal economic policies, other scholars and officials sought Islamic or socialist solutions to the country's problems.

The study of 766 CEOs, to be launched at the UN's Business Leader's Summit on Thursday, shows that sustainability ranks higher on their agendas now, compared to three years ago, but that business leaders are struggling to implement sustainability in the companies under their control.

So, it's a wonder that other territories are struggling to implement medical marijuana laws.

For example, the self-help groups' NRCD prevention strategy, as implemented in Benin following the epidemiological study, is struggling to survive.

Science is struggling to cope.

Wade is struggling to score.

But football is struggling to its feet.