Sentence examples for its capacity to implement from inspiring English sources
The establishment of a full-time administrative cadre was a sign of a government's administrative unity and its capacity to implement its writ.
We must ask: "How does the government's fiscal position relate to its capacity to implement its goals?" A government deficit is only too high or too low in relation to the impact on the economy, and sticking to an arbitrary benchmark is like insisting you should constantly drive your car in second gear regardless of the road conditions.
Resolutions will be introduced that will strip the EPA of its capacity to implement dates for regulations to go into effect, instead, giving that power to Congress.
Our team has proved its capacity to implement such a structure.
The donor countries have validated the Haitian strategic plan for reconstruction but are not supporting the government in its capacity to implement those policies.
Bunda (T) was further advantaged by the early availability of basket funds (since 2001), compared with Tarime (T) which only had access to the basket fund from 2003, limiting its capacity to implement IMCI before that date.
The state is about to undertake a program that it has no capacity to implement and no track record for.
Despite its leadership in state decentralization, as MSPP officials in our sample readily admitted, the MSPP lacks the capacity to implement its decentralization policy and coordinate and monitor the myriad of health actors, including the public sector.
The Commission shall be responsible for the establishment and initial operation of the Agency until the latter has the operational capacity to implement its own budget.
Finally, increasing government capacity to implement projects on its own -- be it large infrastructure or basic services -- is important in helping to lower the cost of, and therefore the level of resources needed for, development.
Implementation is a dull word, but no policy is better than officials' capacity to implement it.
