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While the latter has yet to be implemented because of unresolved differences, the IAEA process went smoothly enough for most of 1992.
If the general managers, the owners and Selig approve the limited use of replays, the players union and the umpires union would have to agree for it to be implemented because of the change in working conditions.
However, in a statement on Tuesday, Metropolitan Police deputy assistant commissioner Peter Terry, specialist crime and operations, said additional policing measures were not able to be implemented because of the lack of the Airwave radio system, which is used by the emergency services, and the problem was highlighted two years ago.
But neither of these proposals is likely to be implemented because of strong vested interests.
Ideally, a random vibration and reliability based approach should be implemented because of the random nature of the excitation process.
But he acknowledged that the tax was unlikely to be implemented because of the massive accounting problems involved.
Many of the key questions in Saturday's referendum are already in the constitution but have not been implemented because of fractional infighting and the sheer unwieldiness of the task.
Monti said that in his 15 months in office he deliberately never told Italians that his programme of austerity, structural reforms, and tax rises was being implemented because of EU orders.
Last winter's promise, part of the Merkel-Erdoğan deal, to extend visa-free travel for Turks in Europe – a pet hate of the leave campaign in Britain – has not been implemented because of EU objections to Erdoğan's draconian anti-terror laws.
