Sentence examples for the chance to implement from inspiring English sources

Having comprehensively out-thought Napoli, Sarri now gets the chance to implement his tactics for them.

In the May election, voters gave Labour the chance to implement that market-based plan.

It's only by winning that we have the chance to implement positive change.

You can take it straight to the founders and if they like it you'll get the chance to implement it.

And Mr Giordani may get the chance to implement the socialism of scarcity in what was once the richest country in Latin America.

Steve Levy's proposal to reform the process was out there for public scrutiny long before the election; he indeed was elected, and he thus should have the chance to implement his ideas.

Agreeing with this is one of Germany's leading computer entrepreneurs, a man who almost took a high position in the new government (he asks FORBES GLOBAL to leave him nameless): "The SPD has the historic chance to implement the necessary [tax and labor market] reforms, but it doesn't look like this will happen now".

"But the king has already started with reforms and at this stage, the protesters should get back to their life and give the government a chance to implement the reforms".

That would give the Greens a chance to implement the progressive policies they claim Labor has abandoned.

In particular, the initiative was built from the start with Facebook in mind, offering the social network a chance to implement a music service for free while all of its competitors were paying hefty fees.

Niehaus, Faye, Wanchoo and Shapiro quickly realized that MPESA, along with similar programs being developed in other parts of the world, offered a chance to implement unconditional cash transfers in an efficient, trustworthy and verifiable manner for the first time.