Sentence examples for less able to implement from inspiring English sources

Organisations that do not reward crisis reporting may not only be characterised as reactive, but also as less able to identify potential threats and less able to implement preventative measures.

Other hospitals with less capability were able to implement fewer technologies within their organizations.

The ruling by Judge Casey, in United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, makes it considerably less likely that the Bush administration will be able to implement the law as it is currently written.

"But Israel is an expert at successfully implementing technologies that we aren't able to implement.

"But it's not yet been able to implement a green public investment project".

Seeing solutions and not always being able to implement them as soon as I would like.

Someone had a good and unusual idea, and someone else was able to implement it.

The idea he wouldn't be able to implement the things that he said he was going to implement; they knew that and it didn't matter.

Gen. Qassim Atta, said, "There are still some cells able to work in Iraq and able to implement a terrorist act".

Pakistan was able to implement a coordinated strategy of eradication and destruction, complemented by programs to offer alternative livelihoods.

Such advanced civilisations would … be able to implement billions of ancestor simulations, each containing billions of minds.