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And it has now officially announced that "the great majority of the recommendations have been fully implemented to the satisfaction of this Office".

The system has been fully implemented to run on the web and provides an excellent example of how a number of heterogeneous tools and applications can be integrated on the web.

The system has been fully implemented to run on the web and provides an excellent example of how a number of heterogeneous tools and applications can be integrated on the www.

In passing the Wildlife Conservation and Management Bill and Policy, the Cabinet directed that the measures be fully implemented to bring to a stop cases of poaching in the country and streamline management of wildlife services.

Andy Cole, chief executive of the sick-baby charity Bliss, said: "This is the greatest opportunity for a generation to improve the care of sick and premature babies in England and we want to ensure the recommendations of the NHS taskforce are fully implemented to make the vital changes needed.

To compare, discuss and evaluate their programming features and applicability a test bed was specially designed, and the two SOA are fully implemented to program the test bed.

These future emissions scenarios span a range of possible futures from assuming current air quality legislation is fully implemented, to a more optimistic case with maximum feasible reductions, through to a more pessimistic case with continued strong economic growth and minimal implementation of air quality legislation.

The Dayton agreement has never been fully implemented, allowing power to remain concentrated at entity, not state, level.

Patient mammogram reminders are effective but have not been fully implemented in practice to improve routine screening.

The Security Council imposed sanctions that have never been fully implemented and ordered Pyongyang to cease any further testing.

They have not been fully implemented and have not led to substantive changes in the way services are delivered or in the patient experience of those services.