Sentence examples for ever been implemented from inspiring English sources
The professors are indeed correct that no such benefit should have ever been implemented without actuarial analysis (and don't get me started on the never-implemented Tier 3).
As an Aboriginal woman and a business owner, I believe the commonwealth government's Indigenous procurement policy (IPP) is probably one of the most effective Indigenous policies to have ever been implemented.
"Laws to criminalise defamation in Turkey have only ever been implemented to protect the rights of the majority, never against vulnerable minorities," notes Emma Sinclair-Webb, of Human Rights Watch.
From this perspective, the memorandum that Victor Riqueti, marquis de Mirabeau, sent to the Berne Economic Society in 1759, contains an early indication of what, had the Physiocratic programme ever been implemented in full, a world reformed on Physiocratic lines might have looked like.
In practice, no complete CAN identified by systematic methods has ever been implemented.
● Has the content presented ever been implemented in a class and if so what was the evaluation?
As such, I am pessimistic that any of the enlightened suggestions Prof. Reich enumerates above will ever be implemented.
Other architects continue to reimagine the infrastructure of New Orleans, even though there is little chance that they will ever be implemented.
Officials in Washington are downbeat about the chances that such short truces in Syria, even if agreed, will ever be implemented.
