Sentence examples similar to unavoidable to implement from inspiring English sources

The latest debate over a mistake in projections that the Himalayan glaciers would disappear by 2035 is "not an isolated case," the authors write, and while mistakes are unavoidable, Pachauri has failed to implement a system that would catch and correct them.

Egypt's economic policy has been in a virtual holding pattern since the end of last year and the government finds itself in exactly the same situation today as it was nearly six months ago: having to implement tough but unavoidable reforms in the face of deep political division and with elections just around the corner.

Governments initially tend to implement the law affecting only public or unavoidable places [ 32].

Finally, we present a simple and easy to implement parallelisation scheme, as high performance computing is unavoidable when studying large scale problems involving several thousands of simultaneously deforming bodies in highly turbulent flows.

We are now faced with unavoidable climate changes because we (the world) have delayed too long to implement policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

NCs planning to implement CEM, especially when centralised manual data entry is unavoidable, must consider how to effectively manage the data that will be generated, including having an adequate number of staff for data entry.

Cluster randomization is ethically acceptable, but difficult to implement because RRS intervention cannot be blinded, and contamination between the two study arms would be unavoidable, as did actually occur in the MERIT trial, the only randomized study conducted since now on RRS [ 14].

We can still implement what we want to implement.

"It is time to implement it".

Waiting for them to implement it fully!

We're trying to implement that".