Sentence examples for being implemented against from inspiring English sources
In July of that year, Pavelic's minister of education, Mile Budak, publicly outlined the purification process, already being implemented against Serbs: Kill a third, expel a third, convert a third.
Performance monitoring can be defined as "a continuous process of collecting and analyzing data to compare how well a project, program, or policy is being implemented against expected results" (OECD 2002) [ 5].
The campaign, led by Ghana's Ministry of Health and the Ghana Health Service, is being implemented against the startling backdrop of national infant and child mortality rates that have failed to improve over the last five years.
("It is categorically prohibited for disciplinary measures imposed in regard to the Armenians to be implemented against other Christians," a secret telegram stated).
"These were, therefore, very much illustrative valuations which the banks produced several months before the IPO (initial public offering) was implemented against a completely different backdrop.
The study argues that HCC is a continual process which should be implemented against the backdrop of changing interests and power balances between stakeholders.
The colonial genocide of the Herero people in German South-West Africa (now Namibia) at the start of the 20th century was implemented against a background of ersatz-scientific racist ideology that denied the humanity of Africans.
But the takeaway is that once again a powerful tool has been implemented against the public without its knowledge or consent — which rather defeats the point of having a voluntary, civilian police force, doesn't it?
In total, eight different treatments were implemented against white grubs, consisting of two different EPN species/strains (one tested in three concentrations), two insecticide tuber coatings, handpicking of grubs and an untreated control.
