Sentence examples for would be able to implement from inspiring English sources

But it was conceded that it was not clear how quickly the government would be able to implement its central and most contentious reform aimed at reducing immigration.

"The report should have called for and recommended achieving stability in the region so our government would be able to implement its development plans".

Ideally we would be able to implement a system in which consultation via electronic transmission of images or footage captured by the refugee camp providers could be conducted.

Finally, the site links potential customers with qualified contractors in the area who would be able to implement recommended home improvements.

The "alienating rhetoric," an example of which is cited above, is concentrated only in a few chapters of the Book of Lord Shang; most other display more accommodative views toward traditional moral values; some even promise that "the sage ruler" would be able to "implement benevolence and righteousness in All under Heaven" (Shang jun shu 13: 82; see also detailed discussion in Pines 2012).

Brandon White, an extremely tall intern from Lyft (who was introduced to me as the "best seven foot software engineer in the world") was struck by the successes of the night's speakers and wondered how the crowd would be able to implement their advice.

"Initially I was concerned that health and well-being would be training I had gone on early on in my post and would fall by the wayside or I would not be able to implement, particularly in this setting.

Such advanced civilisations would … be able to implement billions of ancestor simulations, each containing billions of minds.

The idea he wouldn't be able to implement the things that he said he was going to implement; they knew that and it didn't matter.

The officials said: "We would not be able to implement everything in one place, as there is only so much industrial capacity.

Thompson accused De Blasio of flip-flopping, saying: "Will the real Bill de Blasio please stand up?" All of them attempted to portray De Blasio as a man who had big ideas yet wouldn't be able to implement them.