Sentence examples for needed time to implement from inspiring English sources

Bashar simply needed time to implement the reforms.

William may have also needed time to implement a new strategy, which may have been inspired by the English pursuit and subsequent rout by the Normans.

Search became slower with decreasing stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA), suggesting that observers needed time to implement the new attentional set.

The openness of the league can be considered in a positive way and it is not lost on anybody at Arsenal that there are new managers at the Manchester clubs and Chelsea who might need time to implement their ideas.

We need time to implement them, and we need to implement them without threatening school districts or teachers.

Medvedev, to the extent that he explained his reasoning on extending the term at all, argued that leaders need time to implement their decisions so that voters can judge them on their results rather than their promises.

We choose the longest time frame possible, because health plans need time to implement and put into effect improvement efforts.

Interviews with refugees and officials in Jordan and Lebanon indicate that the strategy is no magic bullet, will take time to implement, and needs to be introduced alongside other approaches – including the formal resettlement of refugees within western countries.

As the government has recognised, these are fundamental changes that will require time to implement, given their complexity and the need for a smooth transition".

Policies take time to implement.

The Best Practice Tariff has been shown to have an impact on achieving improvements in the areas of cholecystectomies and hip fractures, but not in the case of stroke care, possibly because providers needed more time to implement the incentivised changes in practice.