Sentence examples for begun to be implemented from inspiring English sources

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

"The difficulty is that as other parts of the agreement have been progressing for the last 14 months, one part of the agreement has not even begun to be implemented and that is, of course, decommissioning," Mr Trimble said.

First, a reform has been agreed recently and has begun to be implemented just in 2015.

It is worth noting that the PROMIS pediatric measures have begun to be implemented with pediatric ESRD patients [15, 16].

The cuts in Stormont's most recent budget have only begun to be implemented and more will now inevitably follow.

Since the start of 2009, accompanying the implementation of the 8th National Forest Inventory (NFI) in China, a program of national forest biomass modeling has begun to be implemented.

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

"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.

The standards, which require that all students read, for example, "Macbeth" and "The Grapes of Wrath" by the end of tenth grade, began to be implemented in 2010.

Since early 2009, the National Forest Biomass Modeling Program began to be implemented.