Sentence examples for not going to implement from inspiring English sources

"And we're not going to implement another person's test without looking at the scientific documents ourselves.

"We are not going to expand Medicaid, and we're not going to implement exchanges".

"She has decided that for today, she's not going to implement her right" to remove life support, Mr. Smith said.

They are not going to implement them citywide until they are satisfied with all tests," he said.

"Florida is not going to implement 'Obamacare'," a Scott spokesman, Lane Wright, told the Associated Press in June.

"No politician in their right mind would... turn around and say 'we're not going to implement it'," he said.

November 29 , 20123.58pm GMT Cameron quizzed on bonkers comment Labour MP Barry Gardiner just asked Cameron which parts of the report he considered bonkers, since he wasn't going to implement it in full.

It's no surprise that Microsoft isn't going to implement WebRTC v1.0 anytime soon, but it also isn't likely to add support for Google's WebP image format, for example, or MathML and Web SQL.

Of course, the Greens aren't going to implement this in full or even at all in 2015.

"The politicians were in on this and somebody independent was coming along and made recommendations and cautious optimism lasted for about 45 minutes and then the prime minister spoke and said well he's not actually going to implement a report that he instigated". He added: "[Cameron] called for a judicial inquiry.

"We want to weed out the people who aren't actually going to implement the product," he adds.