Sentence examples for think we implemented from inspiring English sources

"From the very first to the very last minute, we had great attacks and also put the opponents under pressure, and I think we implemented perfectly well what we wanted to do".

"There was a lot of things we worked on during the week that I didn't think we implemented in the game at all really.

"There's some stuff that we think we can implement over years that might help us consolidate in that league but you've always got to be ambitious and start to look for opportunities to grow the club and push for promotion to the Championship".

Non-developers often seem to think that we engineers just look at a proposed task and think "we shall implement A, B, and C, then do X, Y, and Z, and that should require N hours, plus or minus a couple!" Sometimes it is like that.

We thought we could implement "community policing" in the country -- a strategy based on police-civilian partnerships -- without due consideration of the culture.

If my plan as CEO were effectively implemented, I think we would see three powerful effects.

"We think we're all ready to implement universal suffrage in 2012".

Another former McDonald's executive, Jerry Langley, said: "Steve Easterbrook is addressing a major issue for the company – the menu complexity and its impact on customer service – and, given time to implement, I think we'll see positive impacts.

"As we start to implement the program, I think we'll have a better understanding for what's working and what's not working".

"Through implementing this programme, I think we can discover the talented students in sport.

"In the two hours I was there, the incident never escalated to a level that I thought we needed to implement an emergency action plan," he said.