Sentence examples for unwilling to implement from inspiring English sources
"This country is totally incapable and unwilling to implement reforms.
Furthermore, the Report contains a last-ditch alternative of compulsory statutory regulation, should the press be unwilling to implement his proposed scheme.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea is unwilling to implement its international obligation to prosecute and bring the perpetrators to justice, because those perpetrators act in accordance with state policy".
However, many governments have been unable or unwilling to implement statutory sex education in public schools or other formal settings, including in the UK where PSHE is still not compulsory.
But the point remains: here is a president who continues to espouse a policy he seems unable or unwilling to implement for the time being.Well, if Mr Obama is not really going to close Guantánamo, Mr Wittes says, he should stop pretending he is.
Clinicians are unwilling to implement these guidelines.
But the Santos government, presented with similar opportunities to assert itself, has proved either unwilling or unable to implement systematic solutions to Colombia's longstanding inequalities and injustices.
An Iraqi government riven by corruption and unwilling or unable to implement any real political reconciliation, although that's what was posited as the rationale for the surge.
As a consequence from both an ethical and clinical point of view, the clinical project investigators were - with respect to patient safety - unwilling and unable to implement a further shortening in LOS, and thereby the individual cost effectiveness ratios turned out merely unchanged for the cohort, who refused the offered patient information/education.
Many were unwilling to consider implementing a regionalized system without additional investigations into the effectiveness of such a system.
He said the Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency would implement its own contingency plans in an emergency if the transporter was unwilling to or unable to implement their own plans.
