Sentence examples for would be good to implement from inspiring English sources
The Austrian chancellor talked of reviving the EU constitution; Germany's Angela Merkel expressed interest, and even France's Jacques Chirac said it would be good to implement parts of the document.
It would be good to clarify this.
It would be good to be friendly.
It would be good to 'carbo-load'.
Would be good if this were indeed implemented.
He said a new approach to Iran would be good, and that Iran cannot be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons, but the Iranian nuclear issue also should not prevent progress on implementing the Resolution.
This would be good advice for players, men and women, and a promising start for tennis to implement some serious and mandatory sensitivity training for its myopic stars.
"Ideally to qualify this year would be good".
Most thought it was a good strategy because: it would be easier to implement [than other strategies] in a shorter amount of time and the effects are lasting because at any point you could access that additional information (18).
Requiring States take responsibility Article 4 was drafted on the good-faith assumption that States parties would be keen to implement the Convention.
