Sentence examples for Largely implemented from inspiring English sources

By projecting a future scenario where decarbonization of large point energy sources has been largely implemented by integration of CCS technologies, the operating cost under this scenario is estimated to be $108/t-CO2 108/t-CO2and $152/t-capturedded with andavoided fraction of 0.71.

The implementation analysis found that ERA was largely implemented as designed, although the amount and quality of retention and advancement support offered to participants varied over time and across districts.

With the iPicUNIX, our system was largely implemented in software.

The Datastack functionality is largely implemented with a single DataStack class.

The provisions of the treaty have been largely implemented by a number of international agreements.

But Mr. Sharon did not accept Mr. Arafat's cease-fire declaration of Dec. 16, 2001, which was largely implemented.

"The Supreme Court today has allowed the Department of Homeland Security to largely implement the President's Executive Order and take rational and necessary steps to protect our nation from persons looking to enter and potentially do harm," the statement read.

On the other hand, the East African social context is patriarchal and men are decision makers and women largely implement those decisions in the home and within the community, and nursing is a largely female dominated profession therefore this does pose barriers which need to be overcome through conscious nurturing of women for leadership.

In the UK open access has largely been implemented through hybrid journals, and the recent Plan S announcement is very firmly positioned against hybrid journals – so the system is still clearly being shaken up.

Note on the speaker: Prof. Vickers, the Warden of All Souls College, Oxford, was Chairman of the Independent Commission on Banking, the so-called "Vickers Commission". The ICB report, which called for structural reform of UK banking, has largely been implemented through legislative and administrative action.

Deeds, running as the heir apparent to the past two Democratic governors, has to be careful not to criticize a plan that was the brainchild of Sen. Mark R. Warner (D) and has largely been implemented under Gov. Timothy M. Kaine (D).