Sentence examples for reluctant to implement from inspiring English sources

First, governments were initially reluctant to implement them.

So why have owners and operators of commercial buildings been reluctant to implement efficiency measures?

So far Mr. Zedillo's initiative has floundered, because opposition lawmakers are reluctant to implement the reforms without the Zapatistas' assent.

Many countries are reluctant to implement nuclear technologies in their territories, but might still use them through imports of products that embody nuclear energy in their life cycle.

The industry has been reluctant to implement anything but the most rudimentary breeding practices, due to unreliable tagging methods and the cost of using DNA markers.

"It is our expert opinion that many prescribers would be reluctant to implement such a policy against their professional judgment, based on individual clinical assessment," the ACMD said.

In many cases, for example in Kenya or Zimbabwe, the American government must step gingerly, pressing reluctant leaders to implement reforms that the vast majority of people support.

The argument holds for programs like President Barack Obama's Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), which anti-foreclosure activists have long criticized for being overly reliant on big, reluctant banks to implement it.

The United States had, through painstaking diplomacy, marshaled our European allies and reluctant countries — including China, Russia, India and Turkey — to implement crippling sanctions on Iran, but even that hadn't stopped it from speeding ahead from a few hundred centrifuges to thousands.

As a consequence, health providers are confused and reluctant to choose one to implement.

What, then, is the mechanism whereby firms are reluctant to cut wages and tend to implement layoffs?1.