Sentence examples for would try to implement from inspiring English sources

If so, is it something you would try to implement if you are elected into office and what would you do to implement this plan?

She said the government would try to implement some aspects of the report quickly, such as the recommendations on cost protection.

Whereas other studies allowed outlets substantial flexibility in implementing strategies, [ 35- 41] our approach emphasized and formalized (through a signed agreement with the managers) which activities the outlet would try to implement to cover the three WES strategies (promotion, availability, and point of purchase [POP]).

Maybe others think along these lines, but he's the only one that would actually try to implement policies".

The windows always rattled, somebody would always try to implement some libertarian seating position and the driver was usually the kind of tar-stained misanthrope who listened to Jethro cassettes and had an engraved pint glass waiting for him somewhere after his shift.

The question is whether anyone would be patient enough to try to implement this".

"If you were to try to implement it, it would take a minimum of several years".

More important, even if a future Democratic president did try to implement the new plans, the results would likely end up looking oddly similar to the Bush administration's current strategy.

This confusion just adds to the government's mounting political disarray - it cops all the flack for sticking with the unpopular policy and continuing to try to implement it, with none of the policy benefits it claims it would achieve.

It would be beneficial to look at areas and practices that are potential centres of excellence in this regard and to try to implement their ideas.

If you try to implement change, it has to be inclusive.