Sentence examples for cautiously implemented from inspiring English sources
Under the 1999 Lusaka agreement, now being cautiously implemented, the foreign armies must withdraw.
Computational artifacts can still occur when time steps in particle-path tracking are too coarse, but if the numerical code is cautiously implemented, the analytical solution does not suffer from numerical dispersion.
While these advanced technologies could be very beneficial if cautiously implemented and properly regulated, they have instead overcome our ability to truly understand and control them.
Diet is a very controversial area and the current evidence based practices adopted by the western countries should be carefully evaluated and cautiously implemented [ 32, 33].
Nevertheless, the potential clinical significance of the CR concept was revealed by the cautiously implemented, pre-specified, secondary assessment of a differential subgroup of CH patients with endoscopic healing who did not fulfil the CR criteria.
In the IEA's "New Policies Scenario," the focus of this year's outlook, countries cautiously implement announced policies for reducing fossil fuel usage.
Guzmán moved cautiously to implement reforms, but oligarchic elements remained powerful and the economy fragile.
Findings cautiously support implementing either Seeking Safety or M-TREM to treat incarcerated men with co-morbid PTSD and addiction problems.
I ask a privacy expert for his opinion on One-time pads and he responds with: "pretty NSA unhackable, for friends/family & politics", adding that OTP running on a mobile handset might also be a "good idea" if implemented very cautiously — e.g. "on a hackerspace manufactured air-gap primitive Blackberry device with keyboard & LCD, and NO CPU (discrete logic gates)".
Singh is encouraged by Tory's proposed motion, but says he's only "cautiously optimistic" that it will be implemented.
We remain cautiously optimistic that the Technical Guidance issued by the Human Rights Council may lead to fully funded and implemented national public health strategies that include health systems that meet the sexual and reproductive health needs of women [ 90].
