Sentence examples for it came to implementing from inspiring English sources

An eye-opening 2003 report from the inspector general of the EPA ranked Louisiana last in its region when it came to implementing federal environmental mandates.

But in politicizing 9/11, Mr. Bush drove a wedge between himself and common sense when it came to implementing his Iraq strategy.

The agency found small business have limited awareness of gender equality and pay equity and was impacted more acutely than big business by things such as parental leave costs and also faced challenges when it came to implementing flexible work arrangements.

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The respondents stated that HCPs were not supportive when it came to implementing dietary changes in daily life.

This meant that when it came to implementing the intervention, the staff involved (palliative medicine physicians, radiographers, radiologists, oncologists, clinical nurse specialists) were motivated, aware and well disposed to ensuring the success of the enterprise.

What can big business learn from small business when it comes to implementing sustainable innovation?

Our friends in the world are giving up when it comes to implementing the two-state solution".

"He has many wonderful ideas, although when it comes to implementing them he's still on a learning curve".

He is vindictive and when it comes to the media he is totally selective when it comes to implementing the law".

There is an issue when it comes to implementing the large knowledge base we now have in relation to what are effective interventions.