Sentence examples for first being implemented from inspiring English sources

Japan's national curricula, the "Courses of Study," have been revised roughly once every 10 years by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology MEXTT) since first being implemented in 1947.

It turns out that when registration laws were first being implemented, in many cases the burden of compiling lists fell on town and county officials, rather than on potential voters.

They were asked to consider their program's initial design and structure, the mid-course corrections needed once that structure was first being implemented, and the resultant successes and/or failures.

In other words, whether the contact tracing is effective, or how effective the program is, might depend on the initial state of the epidemic in which a particular country or region is when intervention by contact tracing is first being implemented.

Obama always sought compromise, though he did not always achieve it; he based the Affordable Care Act, after all, on Republican ideas that had first been implemented by Mitt Romney.

The surveillance system would first be implemented in Africa and then perhaps expanded to Southeast Asia, which is now also growing cassava.

This style had first been implemented by the band on their fifth single, "Whatever", released in December 1994.

It is proposed that Morgan's Law first be implemented in the United States and the European Union and that the framework eventually extend globally through CITES and other intentional conventions.

The SMART system will first be implemented in Ethiopia in the coming months.

However, before this can be described, another foundational principle of LRE quantification must first be implemented.

The first was implemented following the original formulation [ 7] and also the methods described in [ 32].