Sentence examples for little to implement from inspiring English sources

Canada's previous Liberal government signed the accord but did little to implement it and current prime minister Stephen Harper's Conservative government never embraced it.

These are small measures that cost little to implement but rely on our society understanding that the threat of dying from infections is very real.

Although the Revolution proclaimed women to be equal in rights with men, it did little to implement this view in law.

But Eurocrats say Germany has done little to implement even the few recommendations it was given, such as liberalising construction and services.

But the government that spent four years doing precious little to implement this promise is now in a tearing hurry to push the bill through before the next election, due within the year.

While this change was subtle and cost little to implement, its impact was very significant.

As a result, staff with limited experience are training those with no experience and very little incentive to implement the new methods, since the DOE provides little or no in-class support.

What's more, it costs little financially to implement.

Climate change is a desperate situation, and we have very little time to implement a solution.

The new strategy is computationally simple and so requires little power to implement.

Local governments lack independent funding and have little capacity to implement proposals autonomously.