Sentence examples for made implementation from inspiring English sources

The introduction of fees to take a case to tribunal in July 2013 has made implementation more difficult.

Increases in the complexity of Coarse Grained Reconfigurable Array (CGRA) architectures have made implementation of new architectures difficult and time consuming.

These compromises and concessions made implementation difficult.

"Fourth, once a decision is made, implementation by the Department of the Treasury has at times been slow and uneven.

The health care reform bill passed by Congress made implementation of the employer mandate unnecessarily complicated, for both employers and the administration, as former Obama health policy aide Ezekiel Emmanuel pointed out in a recent New York Times column.

This made implementation possible.

He raised the "extraordinary reluctance" by government to implement straightforward secondary legislation, such as making implementation of the new accounting Sorp (standard of recommended practice) mandatory for all charities.

Working with chiefs will make implementation and policing much easier.

They argue that some degree of political consensus would make implementation easier.

Here, and elsewhere, "binding" would imply clear legal language that makes implementation a responsibility that states would, and could, be held accountable for.

That, say analysts, will make implementation of the draconian reforms international creditors are demanding in return for a third rescue programme of €86bn (£62bn) in bailout funds harder still.