Sentence examples for longer to implement from inspiring English sources

These building code changes take so much longer to implement once passed than I expected.

It will take years to report, and even longer to implement.

Square's payment app will add Starbucks' 2D-code component soon, though the GPS-based system will take longer to implement.

The reforms decided at that conclave will take many months or longer to implement, but there are increasing signs that the leadership is planning relatively bold moves.

The two regimes differ in that Europe's swaps reforms are taking longer to implement than America's, but are more stringent on most of the main issues.

But if we've learned anything from international climate strategies, it's that global environmental agreements take a long time to negotiate and even longer to implement.

As Judge Torres correctly observed, the unions "seek an appeal the City no longer wants to pursue in order to vindicate a policy the City no longer wants to implement".

The agreed agenda implies radical and across-the-board reforms of Colombia's economy and its political, social and judicial institutions changes that would take long to negotiate and, even if agreement were reached, longer still to implement.

It's no longer feasible to implement or invest in a fundraising campaign that isn't evidence-based, but it is a scenario that we still see far too often, particularly for organisations where even adopting a presence on social media may have been an uphill battle.

Westminster's planning director, John Walker, told councillors concerned about the vacant homes that "the planning consent to upgrade and convert the buildings into new affordable housing was linked to converting Portland House into private residential, but as the market has changed, Land Securities have said they no longer intend to implement the scheme".

"Why are there protection fronts that are no longer able to implement the procedures for protection?