Sentence examples for slow in implementing from inspiring English sources

"I just feel we've been sort of slow in implementing it".

Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa, who advocated preparations for a pandemic, said the administration had been slow in implementing plans and spending money already appropriated.

But many shouted questions in a cacophony that drowned out the chill wind rattling the palm fronds on Port Said's main square: "Are you worried about Egypt's future?" "Why are the ruling generals so slow in implementing the people's demands?" "Are you running for president?" "What about reforming the education system?

Part of the Affordable Care Act, which was passed in 2010, required all chain restaurants to post nutritional information on their menus, but, so far, the Food and Drug Administration has been slow in implementing the rules; supermarkets want to be exempt, as do a variety of restaurants.

It may be that the low use of chemotherapy in some of the networks suggests that these networks may simply be slow in implementing new treatments.

"Slow progress in implementing needed fiscal and structural reforms could undermine confidence and raise concerns about Italy's fiscal consolidation," the fund said in a review of the Italian government's finances.

But, she chided the rest of the euro zone leaders for the slow pace in implementing an agreement reached in July to bolster their rescue fund and clear the way for additional aid to Greece.

The Rio agreement is widely judged to have had little impact on efforts to curb emissions.Until the end of last year, the slow progress in implementing the Kyoto Protocol was mainly the result of a row between America and the European Union (EU), who between them account for the largest share of emissions covered by the protocol.

Despite this slow progress in implementing the approach in England, the idea has attracted international interest and there are pilot schemes under way in other countries.

Six years later and countless travels across the region reveal there has been slow progress in implementing media literacy programs in the Middle East/North Africa, and that critical thinking is not embedded in the educational systems of many countries.

The formidable complexity and evasive nature of tumor biology are the major reasons for the slow progress in implementing effective modalities of prevention and treatment of most cancers.