Sentence examples similar to would you be able to implement from inspiring English sources

Would you be able to cope?

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.

We would then be able to implement remedial actions before hotspots develop.

All our initiatives would be dead in the water, and I wouldn't be able to implement your foreign policy.

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

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

While the backstop was operating the government would be able to sign and implement free trade deals with other countries, but it would not be able to implement those aspects of the trade deals relating to tariffs - which would largely render them pointless.

The UK and the EU would "not be able to implement smoothly" many of the new arrangements that would be necessary, she said, and "people and businesses would benefit from a period to adjust in a smooth and orderly way".

However, McCourt would not be able to implement any such plan without overcoming opposition from Major League Baseball and from Jamie.

This week, François Hollande, the liberal candidate for the 2012 election, conceded that he wouldn't be able to implement his entire program because of the economic context.

Without their patience and perseverance it would not be able to implement such an assessment programme.