Sentence examples for more time to implement from inspiring English sources

Germany's government is now willing to grant the Greeks more time to implement their austerity.

The guidelines allow states a bit more time to implement the act.

On Friday Merkel rejected Greece's plea for more time to implement austerity measures while affirming that she still wanted it to remain in the euro.

Helena writes:  Barely two days after negotiations with visiting troika representatives began, prime minister Antonis Samaras' coalition government has upped the ante asking for yet more time to implement reforms.

March 15 , 20139.59am GMT Portugal granted extension for spending cuts Portugal has been given more time to implement its deeply unpopular spending cuts after the country's economic outlook worsened.

Moyes said he believed he would be given more time to implement a revamp at the club and said that players, including Wayne Rooney and Darren Fletcher, had contacted him with messages of support after he left.

Wave-tracking software has allowed for some advance planning, giving surfers more lead time to implement a plan and gather supplies and manpower — assuming that the waves show up on the right day.

"Advanced interventions", as described in the last section of the WHOmhGAP, require longer training, and more staff time to implement.

Current CBT literature suggests that a more effective time to implement such interventions may be in the immediate post-diagnosis period, when patients are likely to be experiencing higher levels of distress generally [ 4].

Inserting growth creed at a later point in time requires more energy and time to implement, which slows down learning.

Furthermore, the authors could more closely compare the time to implement designs both in their TX-TL systems and in cells?