Sentence examples for try to implement it from inspiring English sources

"If you were to try to implement it, it would take a minimum of several years".

"All this talk about 'links' and so forth is interesting intellectually, but by the time you try to implement it the technology will be 10 years ahead.

This confusion just adds to the government's mounting political disarray - it cops all the flack for sticking with the unpopular policy and continuing to try to implement it, with none of the policy benefits it claims it would achieve.

But he did it the other way around, and by the time he got to Wall Street reform, the opposition was emboldened, the banks were robust, lobbying was in full bloom, and it looks like Dodd-Frank has been left to languish as under-funded regulators try to implement it without much political backing to draw on.

"We'll go out with a game-plan and try to implement it for Jon.

Corlette adds that it's also unclear how Republicans will try to implement it.

We go game by game,  and concentrate on having a game-plan and trying to implement it.

"Instead of accepting that the report will just gather dust, we're trying to implement it to show that it does work, so that other local authorities could pick it up even if the government doesn't," he said.

He says Republicans are trying to "sabotage" Obamacare, by voting 'more than 40 times' to repeal the law; by intimidating organizations trying to implement it; by persuading governors not to implement it; by opposing Medicaid expansion in the states; and by shutting down the government.

The second thing I'd say is, the successful policy initiatives that I discuss in the book tend to be those that have a strong communication feedback loop between those at the centre making the policy, and those trying to implement it at the front line.

Some of Kahn's colleagues wanted to start out small and perfect the system in the lab before trying to implement it on a national scale.