Sentence examples for it will be to implement from inspiring English sources

It is despicable effort wrapped in the flags of freedom and fraud protection that, with its "You Dunn Goofed"-style "backtracing," is as impossible to enforce as it will be to implement.

Perhaps indicative of how difficult it will be to implement the commission's recommendations, we had to sift through the top 78 Forbes 500 companies to find just ten companies that separate the titles.

"The more complex Basel II is, the more difficult it will be to implement it consistently across countries, especially in light of widely varying supervisory structures and approaches," Hawke told Congress.

To understand just how pervasive plastic is in our lives, and just how difficult it will be to implement this good idea, consider the microbead: a tiny polyethylene and polypropylene particle, about one half of one millimeter in diameter, that exists by the millions in consumer products such as skin cream and toothpaste.

This makes it pertinent to discuss how feasible it will be to implement the 2013 WHO guidelines to initiate all HIV-positive pregnant women on ART for life (Option B+).

"We are all are committed to working with the government and the host of individuals – the judges, police, wardens, teachers, health workers, social workers and many others – whose task it will be to implement the law, so that it may fulfill its promise to many future generations of Tanzania's children," he added.

Should the initiatives bill pass, Mr. Towey said, his job will be to implement it but to keep the "delicate balance" between church and state.

The next step will be to implement it in another platform, the GiDEL PROCStarIV.

The idea, too, will be that the easier Sync is to use, the more likely developers will be to implement it in their work.

It's as yet unclear how easy it will be to actually implement this tax (and there are already businesses raising protests and questioning the legality of the tax).

A fresh attempt to curb immigration was the centre piece of the Queen's Speech, but how difficult will it be to implement these and other measures?