Sentence examples for won't be implemented from inspiring English sources

If they do not agree with the policies, they simply won't be implemented.

According to a report in The New York Times, those rules won't be implemented until 2018.

A bill to expand the visa cap to 95,000 is bouncing around Congress, but won't be implemented soon.

Most of these won't be implemented, depending on what the data says about them after testing, but some of them could become permanent additions to Twitter.

Saudi Arabia, where most of the world's oil reserves sit, gave Bahrain the cold shoulder when it signed a free trade agreement with the U.S. in September 2004 (it won't be implemented until Congress approves it).

Now remember: the iPad has a little spot for a front-facing camera in it already but all signs point to the fact that it won't be implemented in this first version.

Unfortunately the site is still very much a beta, so we won't be implementing the service any time soon.

Of course they won't be implementing the prudent, simple and fair flat-tax solution that's too much change for this president.

At present, men claim their pension at 65 and women at 60. America is raising its state pension age from 65 to 67, but tentatively: although the reform was agreed in 1983, it won't be fully implemented until 2027.

JK: And HTML 5 won't be fully implemented until 2014.

Because it's a test, it's possible that it won't be permanently implemented.