Sentence examples for beginning to be implemented from inspiring English sources

The dramatic cuts in welfare, foreshadowed by Donald Trump and speaker Ryan, and already beginning to be implemented by the administration, will essentially shred crucial dimensions of a safety net that is already full of holes.

Finally our results may be used to improve the habitat quality of squamate reptile communities in similar woody crops like vineyards or orchards, where cover crops are beginning to be implemented.

AL: How is social software beginning to be implemented at corporations?

This was at a time when PMTCT programs were just beginning to be implemented in sub-Saharan Africa.

In the 1970s, displaced homemakers -- women who were thrust into the workplace without any skills -- were a big concern; domestic violence shelters were just getting started; women made 59 cents for every dollar made by men; Title IX -- nondiscrimination in sports -- was just beginning to be implemented.

Assisted migration is already beginning to be implemented for other species as a management strategy [69] or experimentally [70] and, in the latter case, even using species distribution modeling as guidance, as proposed here.

It's unclear how any of Peres' suggestions would begin to be implemented.

Cost-effective primary health care facilities and services have begun to be implemented.

"That would show that the Tokyo process has begun to be implemented," he added.

"What we want is for the rampant killing to stop and for police accountability to begin to be implemented in the city of Chicago," Ms. Sol said.

The plans provisionally agreed between Max Mosley, the FIA president, and the Grand Prix Manufacturers Associationn will begin to be implemented in 2008.