Sentence examples for would take to implement from inspiring English sources

It was not immediately clear how long it would take to implement the agreement.

In September 2013, the UK government set out the steps it would take to implement the UNGPs in an action plan, the world's first.

During the four years Mr. Bush estimates it would take to implement his plan, he would spend $48 billion on a temporary series of grants to states to subsidize coverage for the low-income elderly.

"The department is examining any number of options and what it would take to implement such a decision if it were made," said Cynthia Smith, a spokeswoman for Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.

"We were just trying to evaluate what it would take to implement these experiments with regard to risk, costs, and schedule," he says.

SAP's ERP tech was clearly not working for other car manufacturers and Vijayan knew what it would take to implement and update the SAP environment.

What specific steps would you need to take to implement one of these campaigns?" Students should share their ideas in a future class.

Q.How long did it take to implement this program?

All I'm saying is that we might have a better future if along with all the powerful graphics, we thought a little more about what it would take to actually implement progressive economic change.

Afterward, I talked to participants about what it would take to devise and implement any geoengineering plan the world's wildly diverse people and governments might buy into.

Inequality is now so extreme that even a government committed to full employment would take years to implement this.