Sentence examples for ever being implemented from inspiring English sources

Even policies that have virtually no chance of ever being implemented can make a difference politically.

By requiring congressional approval and by giving Congress too little time to act, the REINS Act will effectively prevent major rules, including those related to public safety, from ever being implemented.

Observers wondered how many of the plan's 300 recommendations would 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.

Four days after the British public voted, narrowly, to leave the European Union, there are reasons to doubt that the referendum result will ever be implemented.

Hopes are fading that the proposed cap on individual care costs, set at £75,000 but postponed to 2020, will ever be 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.

Some questioned whether it would ever be implemented, but few quarrelled with its thinking.Since then, Tony Blair has repeatedly called on the armed services to do his bidding.

By John Cassidy June 27, 2016 There are reasons to doubt whether last week's decision by British voters to leave the European Union, a move supported by Boris Johnson, the former mayor of London, will ever be implemented.

Sarkozy piled the pressure on Italy's prime minister Silvio Berlusconi on Thursday when he questioned whether plans announced in Rome to reduce the country's budget deficit would ever be implemented.