Sentence examples for uncertain implementation from inspiring English sources

Therein lies his Presidency's claim to greatness, and its pathos: not just the political bloodshed, the flawed rollout, and the uncertain implementation but also the sense — which Obama perhaps shares — that he should have achieved even more.

Therein lies his Presidency's claim to greatness, and its pathos: not just the political bloodshed, the flawed rollout, and the uncertain implementation but also the sense which Obama perhaps shares that he should have achieved even more.

And Plan A could do this while avoiding protracted litigation and uncertain implementation of the Clean Power Plan, helping investors escape the declining value of their coal plants and providing meaningful benefits for workers who are asked to change careers as part of our nation's commitment to a livable global climate.

Now the third option-supporting majority must extract from Labour and the Lib Dems what the SNP government could not – a guarantee (albeit with an uncertain implementation date) that taxation, economic and welfare powers will be transferred to the Scottish government in the event of either party forming a government at the next UK election.

Against the background of a struggling health system with uncertain implementation capacity and the lack of an evidence base on cost-effectiveness of large scale mHealth solutions, it would seem wise to not opt at this stage for full-scale use of mobile management systems for M&E of CBS in South Africa.

The long-term impact of psychoeducational interventions targeting nutrition in SNAP ("SNAP-Ed") is uncertain, and implementation is costly.

But the powerful union that represents the public energy utility said it would oppose the tax, making its implementation uncertain.

The existing, planned and discussed ECAs are uncertain about their implementation in the next years.

"In these conditions, the level of commitment of the parties to this truce remains somewhat uncertain and its implementation rather fragile," Alexis Lamek said.

Staff members of editorial secretariats were uncertain about the implementation of COI-disclosure policies at their journals.

New York signed up on Monday, joining Connecticut, New Jersey and other states that have adopted the standards, though the timetable for actual implementation is uncertain.