Sentence examples for struggled to implement from inspiring English sources

A new constitution was adopted in 1996, but the government struggled to implement reforms and the economy stagnated.

But since his appointment in late 2011, Mr. Iskan has struggled to implement any of his plans.

They have also struggled to implement a new, Princeton-style offense, which Brown put in place, but which was apparently Bryant's idea.

The issue of insider attacks loomed large last year as both Afghan and coalition forces struggled to implement strategies to halt the violence.

The experimental 100-footer CQS – skippered by the former Sydney to Hobart winner Ludde Ingvall – has struggled to implement her full arsenal of toys and is behind four smaller boats in eighth position.

In the year since its first foreign bailout, Greece has cut public-sector wages and begun the privatization of some state industries, but it has also struggled to implement a range of labor market reforms.

India struggles to implement even well-found policy.

The heart of these policies is to ensure protection of vulnerable populations and organisations still struggle to implement them.

The major barrier is a weak and ineffective Afghani government, which may struggle to implement and oversee the program.

Of course, the debate over minimum pricing suggests that policy makers may struggle to implement such a policy.

"Closing the Greek-Macedonian border would represent a huge political shock for Tsipras's government, already struggling to implement economic reforms as part of its bailout," says Rahman.