Sentence examples for the chances of implementing from inspiring English sources

"I am confident the chances of implementing the road map are very slim, since I do not see the Palestinians even beginning to implement the very tip of the plan".

The meeting comes amid gathering gloom about both the speed of climate change and the chances of implementing policies to keep the rise in global temperatures below 2°C.The jamboree in Doha is the 18th UN climate-change summit, but the third since a landmark one at Copenhagen in 2009.

Even so, studies that show the chances of implementing SNA in these fields are still missing.

Indeed with better understanding the chance of implementing highly complex circuits based on P. polycephalum and its response to chemicals in the environment seem high.

It was hard to read President Obama's eloquent State of the Union address and not feel torn between his vision for the coming years and the awareness that the forces of inertia and special interests blocking him — not to mention the whole Republican Party — make the chances of his implementing that vision highly unlikely.

Not only should an intervention be time efficient and flexible to maximize the chances of implementation, it should be rewarding for the professional who implements it.

This week Mr Kan's chances of implementing an agreement signed with the United States in May to relocate a marine base in Okinawa were dealt a further blow when a local election favoured candidates opposed to having the base dumped on their town.

Authoritative decisions have been reported to reduce the chance of successfully implementing an intervention [ 12, 38].

This article documents efforts made by Cuba in recent years to design and develop a National Information Literacy Program, including some personal suggestions by the author concerning some not-so-obvious steps that may be taken to enhance the chances of success in implementing such a program.

Some suggest that with the deeper talent pool in England Klinsmann would have a better chance of implementing the style of play and mindset he has failed to impose on the USA.

In the long run, those in the margins -- grassroots types sprouting by the side of the road -- may have a better chance of implementing disarmament than those steering policy limos down the middle of the road.