Sentence examples for be implemented quickly and from inspiring English sources
Or almost done: the repeal will need more than Obama's signature to be implemented quickly and effectively.
This approach is simple and can be implemented quickly and unambiguously once election results are at hand.
First, the new plan must be implemented quickly and efficiently for it to be more than a public relations ploy, and as yet there is no timetable.
As this window will not last forever, both these measures should be implemented quickly and be considered central to the Paris climate change conference.
When written in MATLAB the finite element method (FEM) can be implemented quickly and with significantly fewer lines, when compared to compiled code.
"These are practical recommendations that can be implemented quickly and can give the community confidence that there is a strong regulator in place to protect Victoria's environment," she said.
And the nine-page Brussels declaration, issued as the conference ended last Friday, includes an "action plan" to ensure that judgments are implemented quickly and effectively.
Shadow international development secretary Jim Murphy, who recently travelled to Qatar, said: "Today's announcement is a small step on a very long journey – and it is absolutely vital that the reforms promised today are implemented quickly and fully.
He cited data showing improved lending, but added: "There are huge problems in the eurozone that agreements are implemented quickly and that each country shows it can credibly tackle its deficit.
"But when everybody agrees that going to school is a good thing for people on public assistance to do, and when people on public assistance are having to drop out of school because they have to do a W.E.P. at the same time, it seems to me incredibly important that the bill is implemented quickly and effectively, and the agency has a responsibility to ensure that it is".
"It is absolutely vital that the reforms promised today are implemented quickly and fully," he added.
