Sentence examples for some time to implement from inspiring English sources

As usual with European rules, governments were given some time to implement it in national laws.

"That of course needs a transitional team to the new system.There are some quite some significant risks because obviously it will take some time to implement it".

Whilst he recognises it will take some time to implement, he has seen that there can be no other option but to regulate healthcare assistants.

The hardware infrastructure for this kind of national processing doesn't come cheap, it isn't easy to set up and it must have taken some time to implement.

Christine McGourty, director of Energy UK, said: "The energy companies have been working closely with Ofgem for some time to implement an array of reforms that should bring significant benefits to customers".

But Google is the first, and obviously largest, partner to implement this (which may take some time to implement, we've heard).

"It's time to implement some of the tough decisions now," he said.

Now that we had a way to handle molecular graphs it was time to implement some parsing capabilities for text-based user input.

But the prospect of a new state revenue source has persuaded some legislators that it's time to implement online casino games.

"Given the awareness of the community, it takes a long time to implement some of the activities.

At a meeting in Paris in February, funding agencies promised the president some $7.5bn, but the scheme will take time to implement.