Sentence examples for to implement anything from inspiring English sources

Economically, the organisation finds it extremely hard to implement anything meaningful, such as the much trumpeted trade tariff reductions.

"It will be a weak government, unable to implement anything terribly consequential and that's a really risky situation for the Social Democrats to find themselves in".

"There's a sense of frustration," Majors said, at "government and politicians generally and the lack of being able to implement anything, the stimulus bill being an example they pass it and you don't see any results from it".

Any fool can lay down grandiose plans in a back room, but it takes real streetfighting determination and low cunning to implement anything, let alone something as all-embracing as the NHS reforms.

The industry has been reluctant to implement anything but the most rudimentary breeding practices, due to unreliable tagging methods and the cost of using DNA markers.

Adds Schwartz: "The funding agencies can do certain things, and obviously the postdocs themselves can continue to lobby for more, but who really has the power to implement anything?

A man wrote on Twitter that the agency "is all promises but we have yet to see them implement anything".

Given our present state of relative ignorance, it would be rash to insist that the brain does not implement anything resembling Turing computation.

If you can implement anything that overcomes that then you're already ahead of the game.

The company's management, she said, was "very parochial and didn't embrace change or implement anything differently".

"State has good ideas and a feel for the political landscape, but they're bad at implementing anything.