Sentence examples for cases implemented from inspiring English sources

While Google's suggested examples sound interesting, some of the real-world use cases implemented by partners who had early access to the API are a bit less inspiring.

In the aftermath of the financial crisis, in several countries new levies on the financial sector have been proposed and in some cases implemented.

The assumption was that a strict and open method would make grounds for clear decisions, but the results of the decision process were none of the cases implemented.

Following these tragedies, in the US at least, various law reform measures have been proposed and in some cases implemented designed principally to make it more difficult for mentally ill persons to gain access to firearms.

Super PACs were created after the Supreme Court ruled in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, and subsequent court cases implemented the ruling, that there was no legitimate corruption concern when independent political action committees raised and spent money in elections but did not donate directly to politicians.

HealthFlow's clinical utility is determined by the clinical utility of the use cases implemented in it.

Companies with free cash flow can in many cases implement their business plans without resorting to stock offerings or debt financing.

This study was undertaken to evaluate the outcomes of vaginal surgery for pelvic organ prolapse, comparing cases implementing graft augmentation to those without graft augmentation.

Both the feds and the provinces are going after stoned driving hard, introducing tougher penalties and in some cases implementing a "zero tolerance" rule for drivers with THC in their systems.

Lower-grade officials on the county and prefectural levels performed the necessary duties of administration such as collecting taxes, overseeing criminal cases, implementing efforts to fight famine and natural calamity, and occasionally supervising market affairs or public works.

In some cases implementing regulations have still not been completed; in others there is conflict, ambiguity and confusion between the various laws and regulations.