Sentence examples for can be fully implemented from inspiring English sources
The framework agreement faces significant legal and constitutional challenges before it can be fully implemented.
No plan for Israeli-Arab peace can be fully implemented until these issues are resolved.
Contractors' computation capabilities must be improved before the proposed scheduling algorithms can be fully implemented.
No one knows quite how these visas will work, as the bill contains few details, and will require further changes to law before they can be fully implemented.
Presidents generally only have authority to approve executive agreements without Congress when those agreements can be fully implemented under existing law.
What looks certain is that there will be a number of years when government funding will fall and before Lord Browne's recommendations can be fully implemented.
A new system can only be fully implemented when the developer understands its target culture.
Of course, almost by definition, a strategy can never actually be fully implemented because everything that you necessarily assumed when formulating it — about customers, technology, regulation, competitors, and so on — is in a constant state of flux.
While overarching approaches, concepts and categories described in Diversity and Equality of Opportunity [ 1], IOM-materials [ 12, 15] and the MFH Amsterdam declaration [ 7] can be useful, they require adaptation to be fully implemented in paediatric care settings.
"I can envision the day when Grants.gov will be fully implemented and fully working and will be the standard solution," Strawn says.
