Sentence examples for wrong implements from inspiring English sources

I agree that vital work needs to be done on both of these areas but we're using the wrong implements in the policy toolbox to create change.

"They're not benefiting from the generational farmer's knowledge," he said of second-career farmers, and going on to list, "everything from buying the wrong-sized tractor, to the wrong implements, to not tilling at the right time — and not having a market for your product before you plant it".

Nothing in Europe is as important today as a clear-headed recognition of what has gone so badly wrong in implementing the grand vision of a united Europe.

The Conservative leader said the government was "not wrong" to implement such reductions in spending but that the issue was "about trust".

The socialist government hopes to prove doomsayers wrong by implementing a €3bn (£2.7bn) fiscal stimulus programme to jumpstart an economy that is not only blighted by structural problems but thirsty for reform.

Uefa president Michel Platini believes it is wrong to implement goal-line technology due to the infrequency of goal-line incidents within games.

But Uefa president Michel Platini is opposed to its introduction believing that it is wrong to implement systems due to what he sees as the infrequency of goal-line incidents within games.

And what is wrong with implementing the will of the people?

If the model implements wrong behavior, it is necessary to review the conceptual model definition.

Change was desperately needed and, even if Di Canio went the wrong way about implementing it, his reforms have arguably made Poyet's task appreciably easier.

Labour MPs and trade unions expressed concern that it was the wrong time to implement the benefits crackdown because there would be fewer jobs available.