Sentence examples for to really implement from inspiring English sources

"But the desire to really implement these technologies in our society is missing".

'Our fear is that all the supermarkets have joined the Roundtable but they are not going to really implement the policy.

But now is a good time to really implement that since you can get a good current return from dividends.

Beyond data related to specific tasks to be emulated by models, each of these levels also lays emphasis on principles of computation that must be obeyed to really implement biologically inspired computations.

And I think that's something that we should start to really implement for a lot of women".

Part of me wonders whether Britain is just too tribal – too at war with itself to really implement this kind of cultural spread.

Texas oil companies want to stop California before we can really implement AB 32, our landmark climate change legislation.

Culture change almost always runs into problems - resistance to change (we've always done in this way), obsolescence (the world changed but not our values), inconsistency (we give lip service to our values, but don't really implement them).

"If we can get to a position where you get a longer period to work with them then you can really implement some ideas, a way of playing and an attitude that can do well for the club".

"That is what you get to do when you move up from manifestos, to the detailed, principled, practical plans you can really implement by winning an election," she quipped.

"The first is, can we really implement human caloric restriction?