Sentence examples for being implemented from from inspiring English sources

It is due to start being implemented from early October.

The personal allowance and top rate change are just some of the financial changes being implemented from April 6.

With Uefa's financial fair play rules being implemented from next season, all clubs taking part in European competitions will have to break even by 2014.

In short, no industry-wide standards had a chance of being implemented from the top down. .

"On every one of our campuses, we are seeing signs that a profound change in the mission of our California State University is being implemented from the top under cover of the economic crisis," said CFA President Lillian Taiz, a professor of History at CSU Los Angeles.

Hence one of the major conclusions and recommendations of the evaluability assessment is to view the PBEA as a programme that has a "global approach", but being implemented from the country level where most of the decision making is situated, given the decentralized nature of UNICEF.

Instead he will create a new education funding model to be implemented from 2015.

The mass expulsion of the Persians was implemented from 1972 on.

And of course, the subject of goal line technology hit the news during Euro 2012, and it now seems as though it will be implemented from next season.

The value-added system will be implemented from the 2015-16 academic year, with the performance tables based on 2016 exam results reflecting the new system.

Shortly afterwards the then cabinet office minister, Matthew Hancock, said the clause, which was due to be implemented from 1 May, was being "paused" while the government – which had not consulted on the policy beforehand – considered representations from the charity sector.