Sentence examples for said implement from inspiring English sources

In fact, the government said "implement PTC at your expense," and the expense is $10 billion.

Internet providers had said implementing the scheme would be technically difficult and cost too much.

Mr. Bloomberg has said implementing such a new tier would save New York an additional $200 million in the 2010 and 2011 fiscal years.

"What they think is their biggest strength is their biggest weakness, the practice of power," he said, "implementing right-wing ideas" and sacrificing principle for minor reforms.

Writing in the review, the founder of the Cambridge Satchel Company said: "Implementing these recommendations would send a clear statement that government recognises the growing importance of the self-employed and the principles of equality and fairness".

The bank's chief executive, Jes Staley, said implementing the ring-fencing rules was more complicated than anything required to maintain Barclays' investment banking business in the EU after the Brexit vote.

He said implementing his proposals would help create a much calmer NI.

But Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said implementing the pay body's recommendations in England would be "unaffordable and would risk the quality of patient care".

Still, she said implementing some of these will require investing a significant amount of manpower. .

But some traders said implementing the agreement will present major challenges, observing that the devil is in the details.

They said implementing a change like this would keep costs low for healthy people and send costs skyrocketing for people who are sick.