Sentence examples for not ready to implement from inspiring English sources

Judgments are being passed by our great, independent judiciary but the government is not ready to implement them".

About 84% of Australian telecommunication service providers are not ready to implement the national data retention scheme, which came into force on Tuesday.

"We delete it, but under the new rules would we be allowed to?" For real-time monitoring of internet traffic and use, UK ISPs were "almost certainly not" ready to implement such a system, Mr Davies said.

In reality, most companies are probably not ready to implement a system like this and most equipment in the field has not been fit with sensors to deliver this information to the Service Cloud.

"The Department is not ready to implement the repeal because all the policies and regulations necessary for the transition are not yet final," the congressmen wrote in a letter dated Sept. 12. "We would ask that the senior military leaders' memoranda immediately be made public and transmitted to the Committee on Armed Services".

Analysis of this issue by SSSKC revealed that some sites were not ready to implement HEP.

The minister added that mining billionaire Andrew Forrest's review into Indigenous disadvantage was an "incredible document" but the government wasn't ready to implement its most contentious proposal – that all Australians receiving welfare should have their spending managed by government.

But on Wednesday, the Vázquez administration announced it would postpone the sale of marijuana at pharmacies, saying the country wasn't ready to implement it yet.

The overall conclusion is that China is not yet ready to implement climate engineering.

However, many companies are not yet ready to implement RL including Indian companies.

However, following the delay in capturing Hill 355, Hassett would not be ready to implement his plan until early the next day.